Sentence examples for emphasized coexistence from inspiring English sources

Since then, the city has emphasized coexistence.

By establishing the idea of trilateral networks between research, industries, and government, this model emphasized the coexistence and coevolution of different knowledge sources.

'The concept of mode 3 is more inclined to emphasize the coexistence and coevolution of different knowledge and innovation modes.

Mode 3 'encourages interdisciplinary thinking and transdisciplinary application of interdisciplinary knowledge' as well as 'allows and emphasizes the coexistence and coevolution of different knowledge and innovation paradigms' (see Carayannis and Campbell [2010], pp. 51 52).

The first half of the legend describes how the king and the bishop ruled Sweden like 'two great lights' with feelings of 'internal love' toward each other, emphasizing the peaceful coexistence of the secular and ecclesiastical rule during a happy era when 'predatory wolves' could not hit their 'poisonous teeth against the innocent'.

It is also important to emphasize that the coexistence of steatosis with other liver diseases, such as hepatitis C virus infection (41), and more interestingly with type 2 diabetes (39), could increase the risk of progression of the liver disease.

But Adnan maintained that non-Muslims would have a place in the Nusra Front's paradigm of a post-Assad Syria and he emphasized the country's history of religious coexistence.

Whereas historians in recent years have emphasized how often religion and Enlightenment got along, Israel relegates such cushy coexistence to a "Moderate Enlightenment" that was decidedly second-tier.

It must be emphasized that the PET-positive population often faces the problem of the coexistence of chemo- and radiotherapy resistance.

Different from the emphasis on breaking away in an individualistic culture, China's intergenerational culture emphasizes the integration and coexistence of parents and children.

Hence, our narrative should first emphasize the inevitability of coexistence.