Sentence examples similar to emerging harvest from inspiring English sources

A new principle emerged: harvesting was not considered purely as exploitation but also as an important silvicultural practice.

The triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG), as an emerging energy harvesting technology, shows particular advantages in transforming low frequency mechanical energy into electricity, providing new opportunities for harvesting water wave energy.

Triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is an emerging energy harvesting technology for potential charging solution of portable and wearable electronics.

EuGene Synn, vice president of new ventures at K.N.O.C., said that he was confident the deal would be approved by the Canadian authorities, and that he did not expect a rival bid to emerge for Harvest, which has agreed not to solicit competing offers.

FriendFeed emerged to harvest the social signals of exclusion, filtering based on the intuition of what parts of what streams added up to something not necessarily expected but likely to appear.

Airborne wind energy systems are an emerging technology to harvest wind energy at higher altitude.

The argument for continuing MEADS funding through 2013 rather than shutting down the program this year is that the nations involved in MEADS could harvest emerging technology for use in other applications.

A mirrored disk adorned with sequins suggests a pumpkin glowing on its vine — or is it a harvest moon emerging from the clouds?

But that's just the sort of intellectual wanderlust that seized James Attlee one evening during a walk on the coast of Cornwall as he watched "the rim of the harvest moon emerging from the sea, a monstrous, swollen apparition".

Oscillating cylinders are just one of several emerging technologies aimed at harvesting more of the wind for less.

But now emerging economies have been harvesting their long-term investments in math and science education and attracting high-tech firms — and not just textile factories or call centers — to their shores.