Sentence examples for emergence which from inspiring English sources

But the story of China's emergence – which already seems the biggest of the last decade – is primarily the story of its people, their immense tragedies, struggles and forbearance.

You're aiming to re-wet the soil and supply moisture for the period from sowing till emergence (which in warm weather is more or less one week), so be as generous as you can.

Why did it take nine months to call in the bloodhounds, or to read Dr. Hatfill's unpublished novel, "Emergence," which has been sitting in the copyright office since 1998 and draws on his experiences in South Africa and Antarctica to recount a biological warfare attack on Congress?

Traister, who covered the 2008 presidential campaign for Salon, analyzes it from a personal point of view, paying special attention to Hillary Clinton's polarizing run, Michelle Obama's potential as a first lady and Sarah Palin's emergence, which "empowered Republican women eager to claim their share of the feminist legacy".

Plenty of people are getting itchy over the impending cicada emergence, which will soon bring a deluge of noisy, affection-starved insects predicted to number in the billions – yes, billions – out of the ground during the coming weeks as part of a 17-year gestation cycle.

Among such pan-European initiatives is Emergence, which aims to lay stronger foundations for the field in Europe.

"Realistically, my chances of getting to those places would be dependent on me actually having some kind of re-emergence, which strangely seems to be happening right now".

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) as remote sensing platforms has tremendous potential for describing detailed site-specific features of crops, especially in early post-emergence, which was not possible previously with satellite images.

It is clear however that while vincristine significantly slowed tumour growth in these models, it was not sufficient to prevent tumour re-emergence, which is the ultimate clinical challenge for such patients.

Strong emergence was defined as nominal emergence in which the emergent properties are supervenient properties with irreducible downward causal powers.

Modulation of neural inertia can occur by simultaneous leftward or rightward shifts in both induction and emergence curves, during which emergence is affected more than induction to widen or narrow the hysteresis loop.