Sentence examples for emergent form from inspiring English sources
Susan talked about an emergent form of American imperium which alarmed and appalled her - and also about her disease and her plans to conquer it.
Chowdhury's work is a type of expanded documentary, an emergent form of contemporary art-making that's so new there isn't really a commonly agreed definition of it just yet.
We can see this more clearly if we examine those dystopian novels that famously either anticipated the emergent form of 20th-century totalitarianism, or responded to its actual shape – for in three, prime, examples, the significance of music is primary.
Yet other examples are the pathogens P. falciparum, which causes malignant malaria in humans, and P. knowlesi, implicated in an emergent form of malaria that can infect humans [45].
But as desirable as such a fate might be, I can't help but wonder if at least a cohort of Californians, and others in nations with good roads, might over the next decade or so leapfrog housing reform, which after all moves at the speed of molasses, into a far more interesting emergent form of accommodations: self-driving houses.
These new, emergent forms of archival capital have an increasingly powerful grip upon culture and its reproduction.
I guess the answer will be better AI and new emergent forms of story-telling.
It's why the number of award categories has multiplied – to keep up with all of the emergent forms of creativity that technology unleashes.
Working with gouache in muted colors on small sheets of paper, he produced fields of painterly abstraction to which he added eyes or abbreviated figures, turning emergent forms into monstrous or comical creatures or murky, mystical landscapes.
Among the "emergent" forms of abuse, only 18percentt of those surveyed have experienced hacking and trolling.
