Sentence examples for emergent decade from inspiring English sources

So it was with his first book, Retarded Children Can Be Helped, (with Maya Pines, 1957); so with the similarly unexpected Emergent Decade of South American Painting (with Thomas Messer, 1966), and another on the Bolshoi Ballet School, Moscow (1958).

Thus, development of a bioactive scaffold to provide a microenvironment to support function and promote cell adhesion, growth and proliferation is one of the most emergent challenges of recent decades 25.

Indeed, the emergent conclusion over nearly two decades is that neither the transcriptional changes nor local synaptic changes are sufficient to represent long-term memory.

An emergent phenomenon of the last two decades is that information systems can grow without top-down directions.

Mr Brooks is enamoured of the idea that the "lost decade" currently underway is an "emergent" phenomenon bubbling up from the "complex interplay" of a variety of underlying factors.

For the next decade he in effect led the emergent Federalist Party.

The Third Wave is a newly emergent tendency in Christianity, little more than two decades old, which now encompasses by some estimates five percent of the Earth's population and has been promoted from Ted Haggard's former Colorado Springs mega-church.

Second, the power shift from the West toward the emergent powers of Asia over the next couple of decades is inexorable.

How game designers treat emergent encounters and freeform mission structures is going to shape the next decade of interactive entertainment.

The investors who line up in New York to invest in Alibaba will be betting on the former, the emergent consumer power set for a spending binge which will last at least another decade.

Over the past 2 decades, tracheotomy in children and infants has evolved from a primarily emergent procedure for upper airway obstruction into a semielective procedure for airway access in assisted ventilation.