Sentence examples for emergence the from inspiring English sources

Within 65 85 days following radicle emergence, the shoot emerged from the seed.

Table 1 shows that the stronger the emergence, the less predictable are the emergent properties, patterns, and structures.

During the period of emergence the usage rate of yolk stores sustaining growth until the fry emerge depend strongly on environmental temperature [49], [50].

If it happens after emergence, the crop will have a vegetative phase (Phase 4) where it is emerged but still requires vernalization.

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Prior to its emergence the trend was not to talk truth to power but to slur the powerless.

In the 1950's, when women's track and field began its emergence, the Tigerbelles became a national force.

After emergence the plant can photosynthesize its own food but takes water and minerals from the host.

Will Wright cited the theory of emergence — the idea that complex systems arise out of the interaction of several simple things.

In 2005, the autumn of David Cameron's emergence, the Tories went up two points and Labour was unchanged after the conferences.

Ultimately, 12 years after the dissident movement's emergence, the Velvet Revolution wiped out the oppressive regime and Havel was soon to become the country's president.