Sentence examples for emergence year from inspiring English sources

In the cicadas emergence experiment, the consumer contributions decreased by 13% in the first grid but increased by 29% in the second grid during the emergence year (Fig. 4).

Though this Chromeo remix is a few months old, its emergence years after the original is true testament to the album's continued relevance.

Periocical cicadas are also unique in their life histories, characterized by mass, synchronized emergences of millions per acre [13] and are divided into regional populations sharing emergence years ("year-classes," specifically called "broods").

But 1985 was re-emergence year for this often overlooked artist.

However, due to logistic constraints, we used the site with cicadas during a non-emergence year as the control.

The trapping and sampling of the mice in the 2003 non-emergence year were completed prior to the beginning of the seed supplementation.

In some species one emergence a year may occur; in others there may be many successive flights.

THE odd emergence a year and a half ago of the "summer scarf" — a lightweight foulard that overly trendy men and women refused to lose even as the temperature rose — left Irini Arakas, a jewelry designer and onetime Vogue editor, dumbfounded.

Their defection from the Democratic Party was the driving force behind the emergence that year of the contemporary gender gap - much more so than stronger Democratic identification among women.

With the emergence of year-round antidoping programs administered by teams against their own riders, there is some evidence that the sport is changing for the better.

Another reason why the food is so good has to do with the emergence 25 years ago of what is known as 'new Basque cuisine'.