Sentence examples for emergence thesis from inspiring English sources

Instead, he constructs an emergence thesis: "The professions are emergent as a condition of state formation and state formation is a major condition of professional autonomy where such exists" (Johnson 1982, 189).

"At the core of Zouk's investment thesis is the emergence of what we call resource intelligence: recognising that not only should we be doing more with less, but that resources, process and systems are more connected than ever," said Nathan Medlock, a principal in Zouk's Growth Capital Team who is joining iZettle's board.

The number of undergraduate theses tripled during the emergence of CURO, and nearly doubled again in the middle of the current decade.

In 2010, the American Physical Society presented Lieberman Aiden with the Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Research in Biological Physics for his thesis titled "Evolution and the emergence of structure".

7. See J. Saghbini, "Standards in the Data Storage Industry: Emergence, Sustainability, and the Battle for Platform Leadership" (Master's thesis, MIT System Design and Management, June 2005).

BelknapPress; 464 pages; $29.95 and £19.95One sound reason to question the thesis, put forward by John Judis and Ruy Teixeira, about the emergence of an enduring Democratic majority has been the crucial transformation of the South from Dixiecrat to Republican.

Among his more influential interpretive works was "The Struggle for Palestine" (Norton, 1950), a revision of his doctoral thesis, which is still regarded as an illuminating look at the emergence of Israel as a nation.

Many have interpreted the emergence of the Islamic State as evidence of the truth of Huntington's "clash of civilizations" thesis.

When graduating students speak about their thesis work and career opportunities, what do they say about the outdating and emergence of styles of success in Senegal?

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