Sentence examples for emerging collections from inspiring English sources

It turns out that Google Scholar author profiles, one of the emerging collections of user editable publication lists, can reasonably serve as such a standard.

The study, to be published today, in The Journal of the American Medical Association, adds to an emerging collection of evidence that suggests that the size of lipoproteins, both good and bad, may play a significant role in heart disease, diabetes and, consequently, longevity.

Crowdsourcing encompasses an emerging collection of approaches for harnessing such distributed human intelligence.

My team has engaged in an informal IT on IT group, which is an emerging collection of tech companies who are trying to act in similar ways and run the same models.

The major current repositories of chemical information are generally run outside the community input of chemists and related disciplines Very few are fully Open (exceptions being bioscience-based collections of molecules e.g. PubChem [24], ChEBI [25], NMRShiftDB [26] and CrystalEye, and the emerging collection in Wikipedia).

That public service commitment is shared not only by government workers but also by workers from private industry, an emerging collection of public/private partnerships.

And he's not the only one: An emerging collection of books—from It's Just a Plant to If a Peacock Finds a Pot Leaf are looking to make marijuana part of children's literature.

The emerging collection of cis-regulatory variations that cause human disease or altered phenotype is growing [ 2- 4].

Emerging data collection technologies provide a multitude of rich data from diverse data sources.

The objective of this research is to provide an overview of emerging data collection technologies and their impact on traffic management applications.

The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of emerging data collection technologies and their impact on traffic management applications.