Second, the elections represent the emergence to the front rank of Israeli politics of the Yisrael Beiteinu (Israel Our Homeland) of Avigdor Lieberman.
In spring, caterpillars time their emergence to coincide with the bud burst of trees; birds start nesting when they can feed those newly emerged caterpillars to their fledglings.
Selective herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides are applied before or after seedling emergence to keep the developing seedlings free of weeds, insects, and disease.
Dr. Remington established the Magicicada Preserve a year before the 1996 emergence, to protect what he viewed as "an endangered phenomenon".
Then there was a poetical documentary film about Rothenberg that likened a brood's emergence to the release from prison, after thirteen years, of Rothenberg's friend the radical political activist Tim Blunk.
Phoebe dates men who remind her of Ira "in larval stage," noting that "I'm here to examine the chrysalis, to record the exact moment of emergence, to observe the transformation to wings.
A Fatah official I spoke with recently told me that in his view Abu Mazen was "the last Palestinian," whose failure would mean the emergence to prominence of a new brand of chaotic, rejectionist politics among the Palestinians.
Mr. Blumenthal dates the phenomenon's emergence to the early 1920's, when Billingsley arrived on the New York scene, and its passing to the 1960's, when he died.
"The person who invented the cloud did it for Africa," says Mr Ndiaye of IBM in Senegal.Mr Kelly makes a bolder claim, linking Africa's emergence to that of "big data".
One theory, by Andreas J. Bäumler, a microbiologist at the University of California, Davis, ties the bacterium's emergence to the virtual eradication of two related strains of salmonella that make chickens sick.
On the one hand, it deals with a theory of the different cycles through which the world must travel from the time of its emergence to its reabsorption into the primordial unity.
