The 20th century saw, for example, the emergence of pandemic 'flu in 1918 , 1957and 1968 (with a limited H1N1 re-emergent outbreak in 1977) [8], avian 'flu [9] and the rise of HIV in the 1980's [10], [11].
The 19th century saw, for example, the emergence of the Rev. Sylvester Graham, a promoter of vegetarianism for whom the Graham cracker was named.
For example, the emergence of London as a financial center and of Hollywood as an entertainment center are clearly cases of positive feedback at work.
In a predator-prey interaction, for example, the emergence of faster prey may select against individuals in the predatory species who are unable to keep pace.
However, innovations in ranging technology, for example, the emergence of increasingly accurate absolute distance meters (ADMs), are providing users with an alternative to interferometers (IFMs).
He describes, for example, the emergence of the chief executive officer as a kind of cult figure, "a new form of celebrity," whose skills at being interviewed on CNNfn and CNBC correlate directly with the stock performance of his company.
Because the family Bunyaviridae contains several medically relevant zoonotic viruses, of which Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus, Rift Valley fever virus, Sin Nombre virus, and sandfly fever Naples virus are examples, the emergence of SBV triggered a joint veterinary and public health response in the Netherlands to address the possible consequences to human health.
For example, [ 47] model the emergence of functional gene clustering explicitly considering the physical distribution of genes along chromosomes, accounting for linkage and other factors as well as considering the corresponding protein interaction network.
The success of the Queens of Africa is another example of the emergence of a middle class in Nigeria, which along with Mexico, Indonesia and Turkey is thought to be one of the world's awakening economic giants.
