Sentence examples for emergent years from inspiring English sources
November 13, 1894 Kansas City, Missouri 1935 Bennie Moten, (born Nov. 13, 1894, Kansas City, Mo., U.S. died 1935), U.S. pianist, one of the earliest known organizers of bands in the Midwest in the emergent years of jazz.
Earlier this year at All Tomorrow's Theatre, an event organised by Battersea Arts Centre and Camden People's Theatre, the performance and film-maker Paula Varjack spoke eloquently of being suspended in an emergent state for years, after she took her first steps in the industry.
The meal replacement company, comically dubbed by some to be "anti-food," has challenged the food world with its bet that beverage-based convenience eating may become an emergent preference in years to come.
The P3a component obtained was statistically significant in the emergent adult (18 21 years) and young adult (22 26 years) groups.
In the past few years, emergent disease episodes have increased; nearly all have involved zoonotic or species-jumping infectious agents.
One manager in MDHS, speaking on behalf of his colleagues, highlighted this emergent process, two years after district pharmacists had been appointed, by saying: "I think most managers will tell you the same thing.
India has been growing at a rate of 9 to 10percentt a year not so much because of its exports but because it has a thriving domestic economy, with a newly emergent middle class.
Our 5-year study may just be too short to observe emergent patterns linking mast years and El Niño events, and does not allow to clearly conclude about the influence of climatic cycles in fruiting phenology in this region.
The findings show that literature around Indigenous Australian mentoring has an emergent lifespan of 14 years.
In recent years, the emergent field of infant psychiatry has made significant progress.
She also wrote Manne: aux Mandelstams aux Mandelas (1988; Manna: For the Mandelstams and for the Mandelas) and Jours de l'an (1990; First Days of the Year), on emergent literatures.
