Sentence examples for emerges close to from inspiring English sources

However, a small erroneous track emerges close to target 1 for two time periods.

A pair of pedal muscles, shaped like an inverted U and herein termed "pedal dorso-ventral muscles", is surrounded by the prototroch muscles and the enrolling muscle and emerges close to the prototroch longitudinal muscles (Figs.  5a, d; 6a, b).

They emerged close to midnight looking grim.

Continue through the maze of Bur Dubai souq and you emerge close to the Grand Mosque (9), on the doorstep of the Bastakiya quarter.

The nonlinear feedback excitation is designed such that a desired bifurcation (e.g., subcritical Hopf bifurcation) can occur, and a limit cycle may emerge close to the original fixed point.

More often than not, eating disorders emerge close to puberty, but they can also develop in younger children.

These remarkable properties are mainly a consequence of the long-range correlations that emerge close to the critical point, producing collective behaviors and coordinated responses of the entire system.

However, especially the grouping of taxa that emerged close to the origin of the eukaryotes remains highly debated.

Nucleariida, an enigmatic group of amoeboids, have been proposed to emerge close to the fungal-metazoan divergence and might fulfill this role.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.coviro.2013.08.003 The genus Felis is thought to have emerged close to 6.2 million years ago, during the late Miocene epoch [ 1].

3, 14, 33, 35 Although there is a debate about the role of antenatal care in preventing maternal deaths caused by acute conditions that emerge close to the time of delivery, its role in identifying pregnant women at high risk (such as women with hypertensive disorders, medical comorbidities, anaemia, and infections) and lowering their risk of mortality is widely accepted.