Sentence examples for emergent action from inspiring English sources

The SAN produces spontaneous rhythmic action potentials (APs) via an emergent action of many interacting membrane ionic currents and intracellular processes (8).

Scribblenauts is an emergent puzzle action video game developed by 5th Cell for the Nintendo DS published by WB Games.

The world saw emergent bias in action when a U.S. couple reported in May 2018 that one of the Amazon Echo smart speakers in their home recorded a private conversation and emailed it to a friend without their knowledge.

In Australia, community forestry is an emergent model and action researchers are working very much 'on their feet'.

All participants gave their written consent to participate after the ethical issues of the emergent processes of action research had been discussed.

It interprets these data through a dynamic modeling lens based on Wilkinson's "Modeling Ancient Settlement Systems" (MASS) project, which attempted to see social evolution as an emergent result of actions of individuals and households, rather than only decisions of kings and other elites.

The contrast between the incumbent superpower showing up in force and the emergent one missing in action was inescapable — as was the clamor from a number of smaller nations for support from a rhetorically strong yet essentially hesitant United States to check the power of a rising China.

Considering that the symbiotic phenotype is an emergent property from the action of both partners (Johnson et al. 1997), our results suggest that the endophyte success is not jeopardized by the fitness gain resulting from hybrid populations.

This study examined the effects of manipulating relative positioning between defenders (initial distance apart) on emergent decision-making and actions in a 1 vs. 2 rugby union performance sub-phase.

Such scripts stand in contrast to the emergent character of much human action, including practically everything that would come under the headings of meaningful learning and creative thinking.

He reminds us of the social dimensions, and argues that the totality of interacting components can be conceived of either as an emergent complex adaptive system in action, or as being unifiable in a grand synthesis; and that such conflicting approaches should be held in tension with one another.