For instance, on the emergence of gay identity in South Africa, Donald Donham notes how going to the library or searching the internet for 'others like me' is a central factor in coming out for many gay men across societies [ 19].
What follows is a historically contextualized discussion of several instances of the emergence of philosophizings born of struggles.
The corresponding "conceived signified" can be distinct as well (for instance for the emergence of the generic objects "pot" and "pillar") or the same (for instance a particular blue pot is the conceived signified for both the generic objects "pot" and "blue").
Second, such systems need to evolve over time: in this instance, with the emergence of new types of road hazards and traffic management technology.
This resulted, for instance, in the emergence of interactive TREC track and raise of great interest in user-centered and cognitive IR research.
The development of such mechanistic models may provide insights into the understanding of key features, for instance, the emergence of resistance to treatment.
We have seen, for instance, the emergence of User-Centered Design'', in which the needs, wishes and limitations of potential future users are given significant attention as early as in the design phase of a new technology [25].
This process of reorganization will not be pretty, as is already obvious: witness, for instance, the emergence of the Islamic State and its success in carving out a territory for itself from Iraq and Syria.
After all, as immigrants get absorbed in the melting pot, they also change the content of the pot, and nowhere more so than in California, which is already a far more diverse place than, say, Massachusetts.Consider, for instance, the emergence of Jennifer Lopez and other Latino pop stars.
For instance, the emergence of various self-interested market participants such as brokers and independent power producers has made planning difficult due to conflicting objectives and uncertainties in a market environment [5, 6].
