Sentence examples for emerging response from inspiring English sources

This new (and still emerging) response is often termed the 'rights based approach'.

One might hope for answers reflecting fresh thinking, but the emerging response of SW1 is drearily familiar – mass surveillance on the assumption that "the gentleman from Whitehall knows best".

Officials involved in the discussion said the emerging response should not be viewed as punitive but as reflecting the security concerns that will arise when Hamas takes control of parliament and various ministries.

Two chapters dealing with science under the Nationalists and under Mao are followed by a section of extensive analysis of reforms under Deng Xiaoping, focusing on the organizational system, the use of human resources, and the emerging response to market forces.

Although classical theories in rheology and mechanics have enabled us to characterize these materials, there is still a gap in our understanding on how individuals (i.e., the mechanics of each building blocks and its connection with others) affect the emerging response of the network.

Adaptive or iterative models seem to be the emerging response to the need to manage projects more dynamically.

To each of these positions of the urban state, there are emerging responses from residents and other non-state actors operating within and outside these informal communities.

In addition, the current regulatory framework does not make provision for emerging responses.

Simultaneously, a higher-order repetition effect also emerges: responses, either repetitions or alternations, are faster after repetitions [2] [5].

Until the experimental data emerged, responses to stress were deemed to be "innate" and not modifiable by experience.

But it turns out many people (perhaps especially women) often experience desire as responsive, emerging in response to, rather than in anticipation of, erotic stimulation.