You've got the emergence of this very savvy shopper, always looking around for the lowest-priced items.
"We used to never get an emergence of the common grackle in the winter," Mr. DiCostanzo said.
Aesthetically, in the case of Ann Petry, you get the emergence of writers like Ralph Ellison, James Baldwin, Gwendolyn Brooks, who aren't really doing that kind of social realism work anymore — it's more experimental, complex modernist techniques and that becomes more attractive.
This kind of behaviour, in which simple actions combine to produce sophisticated results, is called emergence.Now human designers are getting interested in emergence, too.
Senator Obama, for all his campaign's Internet prowess, made his own media mistake by not getting ahead of the inevitable emergence of commercially available Wright videos on both cable TV and the Web.
This task is getting even harder with the emergence of the big data concepts.
There's been an explosion of interest in these kinds of programs, with Dev Bootcamp getting acquired last year and the emergence of programs like General Assembly.
Short of getting Jordan back, NBC is hopeful that the playoff emergence of Eastern Conference teams like Philadelphia, Toronto and Milwaukee, along with Grant Hill's return to Orlando, will spark ratings.
Partial reductions thus allow for emergence; we get a partial reduction only, some aspects of the target phenomenon are emergent.
Glaciers are melting, hurricanes are getting fiercer, fisheries and other ecosystems are collapsing, and environmental degradation is driving the emergence or re-emergence of infectious diseases.
