Sentence examples for emerging kind from inspiring English sources

The cusped field thruster is an emerging kind of electric propulsion equipment employing a cusped magnetic field to achieve potentially long lifetime.

Systrom himself is something of a model for an emerging kind of high-tech entrepreneur, at the intersection of technology and the liberal arts.

Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), as an emerging kind of two-dimensional (2D) materials with large hydrophobic surface and superior mechanical property, holds great promise in preparing high-performance hybrid membranes.

The study surveyed members of three car sharing companies (Getaround, Turo and eGo) to understand the obstacles and advantages to this emerging kind of transportation, where car owners rent their cars to other members.

Due to the low fabrication costs and wide applications, such as large area sensor arrays, flat panel displays, and radio frequency identification tags, organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) as an emerging kind of organic electronic device have been extensively researched in the past few decades [1 3].

"You re-emerge kind of cut up and bruised and mauled by a wild animal somehow," he says.

Awash in blue light, the limo's panels emerges kind of like a mini Rothko chapel, filled instead with Yves Klein's blue canvases -- or scenes from Derek Jarman's Blue.

Calling Circa a "pro-Trump conservative media outlet", she said Sinclair was "emerging as kind of a successor to Breitbart News".

So there emerges a kind of counterpoint and sudden upheaval in the ordinary things of life.

Then on the radio, you get to hear her talking in that fashion, her voice running on and on, but there emerges a kind of music in her voice and the poems, so it's not just a barrage.

Using these research gaps as a starting point, the following research questions emerged: What kind of theoretical and practical framework is appropriate for understanding the process of Indigenous knowledge transfer in the context of an Indigenous community?