Sentence examples for emergent focus from inspiring English sources

The emergent focus will be Keynes's influential General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money, its intellectual background, and its consequences.

In addition, 2 murine typhus cases reported in Austin in September 2007 likely represent some of the first cases associated with this emergent focus.

Significant injuries and associated surgical and rehabilitative care are often poorly documented during the immediate response to a natural disaster due to the emergent focus on saving and salvaging lives amidst chaotic, austere conditions.

Faint, diffuse nuclear H3K9me3 labeling was first observed in embryos at oblong stage (3.7 hpf), and emergent foci were noted by dome stage (4.5 hpf) (Fig. 1b).

Future analyses will include several changes, such as adding the term "forum" in our search for policy dialogues (especially important for French-speaking countries) and coding for health systems research as an explicit part of the coding framework (rather than as an emergent thematic focus).

Design: Qualitative study using emergent-systematic focus group design.

Perhaps a case in point MOOCs grew, initially, as learning networks of emergent knowledge focused around educational technologies – in other words, around complexity and disruptive innovation in higher ed.

In order to answer this question, a distinction was made between two approaches towards managing knowledge sharing: an emergent approach, focusing on the social dynamics between organizational members and the nature of their daily tasks, and an engineering approach, focusing on management interventions to facilitate knowledge transfer.

Emergent themes focused on differing conceptualization of the 'problems' of non-engagement; data analysis workshops involving the research team were conducted throughout the evaluation and used to critically appraise emerging analyses.

Generation 4 is emergent and is focused on biological enhancement of physical or cognitive capabilities.

We propose an emergent design approach focussing on three main concepts: diversity, alignment and knowledge generation, and operationalise this framework into a coherent set of strategies and tools.