Sentence examples for emergent age from inspiring English sources

Postmodernity is being supplanted by a new emergent age, characterized by the internet's ability to bring together communities and give them the tools to organize themselves and express the truth as they see it.

Nevertheless, the movement is characterised by a holistic view of the cosmos, a belief in an emergent Age of Aquarius – from which the movement gets its name – an emphasis on self-spirituality and the authority of the self, a focus on healing (particularly with alternative therapies), a belief in channeling, and an adoption of a "New Age science" that makes use of elements of the new physics.

The emergent age-specific contact patterns of our model closely resemble other empirical estimates (Figure 1), and parsimoniously incorporate individual-level heterogeneity.

For patients undergoing emergent surgery, age more than 65 years was associated with an increased risk of postoperative MI.

That assemblage has substantially come apart in the emergent "globalising" age since the 1980s.

After the recession in the early 1990s, the Internet and the newly emergent "digital age" reinvigorated the industrial transformation.

8 Therefore, identification of more genes involved in aging is an emergent task for aging researchers since the onset of most life-threatening disease are age-dependent.

Advanced age, emergent cardiac conditions, and critical illness are stronger predictors of CI-AKI, compared with CM-related factors.

Thus, we compared estimates of the preoperative risk factors (age, emergent colectomy, and comorbidities) associated with postoperative complications in UC patients undergoing colectomy, derived from two data sources: chart review and administrative data.

The use of iodixanol versus iohexol or CM load has very limited or no positive association with renal outcomes, compared with advanced age, emergent cardiac conditions, cardiogenic shock, and critical illness.

Most predictors or determinants we have found in our study are consistent with those described in these studies: emergent surgery, advanced age, peripheral vascular occlusive disease, and high-risk surgery.