Sentence examples for front emerges from inspiring English sources

Near the trench a supershear rupture front emerges ahead of the main front, accompanied by an acceleration of slip rate up to ~6.5 m/s due to the effect of the free surface (Nielsen, 1998).

But information on the domestic front emerges primarily in the course of battles between oligarchs over assets, or their lobbying to push someone into an important post in the federal or local government.

Their most famous and fecund line had been the Edgar Wallace mysteries, which opened with a bust of the writer revolving on a turntable, but a strong second front emerged in their Scotland Yard series and its successor, Scales of Justice, introduced by the punchy, paunchy figure of Edgar Lustgarten.

The back-propagating slip front emerging from the interaction of dynamic rupture on a dipping fault and the free surface might have contributed to the reactivation of the Tohoku-Oki earthquake rupture at about 100 s.

As a result of the toughened stance, an informal "ice front" emerged, with Nasjonal Samling supporters ostracised from society.

Just as a "Republican Front" emerged in 2002 to hand Chirac an overwhelming victory, all signs point to a unified push for Macron on Sunday.

From all investigated histological features in tumor tissue of CC high tumor budding, defined as single tumor cells or small tumor cell clusters (≤5 cells) sprouting in more than a third of the total invasion front, emerged as the most convincing predictive factor for both lymph node and distant metastasis.

Eventually two fronts emerged.

It is well known that, during EChT, two opposing pH fronts emerge from both electrodes (acid from anode and basic from cathode) until collision somewhere between them.

We presented experimental evidence that ion transport in in vitro gels during reversible electroporation, for conditions typical to many clinical studies found in the literature, unveil the presence of pH fronts emerging from both electrodes.

We present experimental measurements and theoretical predictions of ion transport in agar gels during reversible electroporation (ECT) for conditions typical to many clinical studies found in the literature, revealing the presence of pH fronts emerging from both electrodes.