Sentence examples for emergent product from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he adds, "if you put individuals together in the right way … you can create a group that ends up producing good reasoning as an emergent product of the social system".

It is the emergent product of a mind continually immersed in controversy and ever obliged to rethink old positions in light of new exigencies, obliged to turn yet again the stone turned so many times before.

They will see themselves as the emerged and still emergent products of a vast evolutionary process that has already actualized some of these potentialities and can, as individual and social organization rises to higher levels, actualize many more.

Research on life stories, for example, has shown that characters are not simply preexisting contents packaged in certain kinds of clauses, but rather complex, emergent products of the interplay between narrative design and narrative processing.

However, the Anthropocene provides an opportunity to critically examine how we can progress environmental management in a way that locates ecologies as emergent products of human environment interaction through time.

This chapter presents a brief overview on the conventional (co production of industrial phytochemicals in staple crops processing, and on the research efforts in incorporating phytochemicals in the emergent bioenergy products portfolio.

"I used to reach more of my fans, now I reach less, and Facebook wants me to pay for what I used to get for free" is a compelling complaint and technically it's true, but it seems more like an unfortunate emergent by-product of the system than a malicious choice by Facebook.

The emergent cleavage products (CP) are indicated.

The departure comes as Emergent expands its product portfolio beyond BioThrax, the only anthrax vaccine licensed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

No trace of the pre-emergent crabgrass control product was found in the groundwater.

Emergent: results are products of systemwide, organic functions, requiring understanding the entire system to understand the parts well.