Sentence examples for explosive emergence from inspiring English sources
In "Why This Band Plays On" (Op-Ed, Aug. 24), Mikal Gilmore presents a lyrical and evocative look at the explosive emergence of the Beatles back when he and I were young.
But to the casual mention of his explosive emergence being just a couple of years ago, Chamberlain held up five fingers, as if to also remind us of how a now-faded stardom initially fit him like a glove.
But one way or another, phones will soon become the predominant means of access to the Internet.The obvious recent analogy is with the explosive emergence of the fixed-line Internet five years ago.
The space community was dispirited; no one expected an imminent, explosive emergence of a new entrepreneurial ecosystem that now promises unprecedented opportunities in space and vanishing barriers to extra-terrestrial commerce.
Against this, Run-D.M.C., The Beastie Boys and the label Def Jam were "consciously hardcore", "a reaction against the populist trend in hip hop at the time", and "an explosive emergence of an underground alternative".
In conclusion, our study demonstrated an explosive emergence of isolates harboring blaCTX-M-15 gene mediating CTX-M-type ESBL production in invasive members of family Enterobacteriaceae.
According to WWF's figures (now widely accepted), we need to reduce carbon emissions by 80% by 2050 - a daunting prospect, given the explosive growth in global population and the emergence of huge middle classes in China and India.
The interest in naturally arising regulatory T (TR) cells as a paradigm for maintaining immunological self-tolerance has undergone an explosive re-emergence in recent years.
I propose that most or all major evolutionary transitions that show the "explosive" pattern of emergence of new types of biological entities correspond to a boundary between two qualitatively distinct evolutionary phases.
Abstract: "It is proposed that each major transition during evolution that shows the "explosive" pattern of emergence of new classes of biological entities corresponds to a boundary between two qualitatively distinct evolutionary processes (phases)" I think that some specification is needed here, because different biologists have different views as to what the major transitions are.
