The change could be summarised as a move from "always the same thing, seen from different angles", to "the gradual emergence of something, which then dissolves into something else".
Smolin describes emergence as something new is able to manifest itself from something that was previously not present.
Instead of asking how the world "out there" emerged from zero (what some physicists call the emergence of something from nothing), we could start with the only thing we know for sure and go from there.
Kingham argues that the emergence of something like athleisure has been a long time coming.
Researchers worry constantly about the emergence of something unstoppable.Antibiotic resistance is a product of evolution.
Maybe its emergence had something to do with the volatility of her personal life.
The biggest change in philanthropy has been the emergence of something that the sociologist Darren Thiel and I term "rich-to-rich giving".
They are riding a wave of interest in locally produced food and chocolate's renewed popularity after its emergence as something just short of a health food.
Yet, as time passes, one senses the emergence of something like a new French self-definition, which is probably the most clearly "western" in the history of the Fifth Republic.
If it doesn't sound reasonable, and barring the emergence of something genuinely shocking or scandalous, you can safely tune out the whole sorry spectacle, which, sadly, already includes the President throwing bodies to the mob.
