Sentence examples for emergent concept from inspiring English sources

Glamping – a combination of the words 'glamour' and 'camping' – is an emergent concept in camping that combines comfort with direct contact with nature.

Resistive random access memory (ReRAM) is an emergent concept in nonvolatile memory to overcome the limitations of flash memory technology; however, its potential scalability and the fundamental nanoscale mechanism have been controversial.

First, the idea of possible transformations in reindeer herding was discussed initially in 2003 during workshops of an EU-funded project "The Challenges of Modernity for Reindeer Management", but not with reference to the emergent concept of ecosystem services (cf. Heikkinen et al.2003 Hukkinen20088).2003 Hukkinen2008

This emergent concept suggests that the immune imbalance is the fundamental key for PM deterioration in PD.

We found that our emergent concept, 'The feminist man,' is similar to what Pulerwitz and Barker (68) have defined as the 'Gender equitable man'.

Considering that cell fusion can be linked to several fundamental features of cancer, more investigations are needed to clarify this emergent concept of "hidden enemy" in cancer pathology.

M concepts are neither popular nor connective but retain the potential to become emergent concepts and transition into other roles.

Our qualitative empirical approach specifies framing concepts followed by triangulation plus within- and cross-case analysis to identify emergent concepts (Strauss and Corbin 1990; Eisenhardt 1989).

Based on the information we gained from interviews and archival material, we sought to identify categories of M&A evaluation methods as emergent concepts.

During this phase we leveraged related literature from retail forward and backward distribution (both bricks-and-mortar and e-commerce) to refine articulation and emergent concepts and relationships (Gioia et al. 2013).

The physical description and the design description of Life are different interpretations of the same basic ontology, namely, the sparse ontology of CA. While in theory we could avoid the introduction of emergent concepts, in practice it is only by speaking of gliders, movements and avoidance that we can make sense of the evolution of the system (Dennett 2003, pp. 43 44).