Sentence examples for emerging internally from inspiring English sources

And later Murdoch senior referred to Jon Chapman, News International's little known former chief lawyer, who "had that report for a number of years" without it emerging internally, or even to the police.

Postmortem examination of infected larvae showed extensive infections with numerous hyphae spreading internally and emerging between segments.

In the meantime, all the IJs develop inside the hemocoel of the adult hermaphrodite in a process known as endotokia matricida, in which the eggs hatch internally and the emerging IJs use their mother as a food source.

This paper reviews new and emerging technologies that are impacting cities internally and in their relations within larger networks.

If directed at an angle of incidence larger than the critical angle as defined by Snell's law, the infrared beam will be internally reflected, generating an emerging evanescent wave.

He added, "Stacy will help us both externally in the marketplace as well as internally with our continuing large emerging pool of women who are really becoming leaders in KPMG".

The youngest instar larvae fed internally on young leaves before emerging on the lower leaf surface.

Coded categorical themes were internally validated by comparative analysis, whereby emerging themes were compared with similar trends in the same and different interviews.

Google has come under intense criticism - internally and externally - over how it plans to use emerging technologies.

Contrary to our findings, emerging evidence seem to suggest lower risk of HIV infection among Internally displaced persons (IDPs) when compared to non IDPs [ 16, 19, 20].

Second, there is an emerging interest in data-driven cognitive ontologies, i.e., that are internally consistent with functional anatomy.