This was in 2006 and biofuel was still emerging then," says Hygate.
She started walking and noticed a shape coming out of nowhere, emerging then disappearing.
All had depended on a clutch of great players emerging then vanishing.
There was something emerging then that people were hungry for: almost as a public at large, especially young people.
The Dwan Gallery moved to New York in 1963, where it became the gallery for minimal art, which was emerging then.
If the definition is a market that is neither developed nor emerging, then 23 of the 25 fastest-growing economies over the past decade are in the frontier category.
At times, her stories read like benevolent gossip, and, unlike much of the writing that was emerging then, they were not anti-Soviet; rather, they were profoundly un-Soviet.
Stand by a transport hub around 7pm-8pm (or even later), and you'll see many weary workers, emerging, then swerving into the nearest mini-superstore and emerging with a ready meal – yes the same ready meals that appear so prominently in the horsemeat story.
I felt it contributed to a few trends that were emerging then but that I saw more strongly over time, like a personal narrative that focuses on early-stage cancer and then recovery, pushing the idea that women get cancer at a very young age more often than they actually do, and overstating the benefits and role of mammography in prognosis.
New approaches to healthful living were emerging then, inspired in part by the preamble to the World Health Organization's 1948 constitution: "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity".
If entrepreneurship and family firms are critical to all economies - both established and emerging, then more research like this which examines variables that impact those firms must be done, especially in emerging economies not only in Eastern Europe and Russia, but also in Africa.
