Sentence examples for intense emergence from inspiring English sources

North America was free of PEDV until its sudden and intense emergence in the United States in April 2013 (9 ).

The temporal span of the Late Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age (1300-550) saw the emergence of intense interconnectivity in the Mediterranean sea.

In the far field, LSPR leads to absorption and scattering of the incident electromagnetic wave which is shown by the emergence of an intense band in the extinction spectrum.

Perchloroethylene undergoes a dechlorination process at potentials at E ≤ −0.3 V vs. Ag/AgCl/KCl (3 M), as shown by the emergence of an intense CuCl stretching band at 290 cm−1 and a CH stretching band together with the presence of Cl− in the catholyte.

The model is based on the pre-requisites for LPS: an aquifer lithology that enables build-up of high bicarbonate and Ca2 + to sustain CaCO3 oversaturation after spring emergence, combined with intense groundwater percolation especially along structural discontinuities (e.g., fault zones, joints, schistosity), and a proper hydrogeological structure of the discharging area.

Layoffs, tanking sales and consumers confused by the disappearance and then re-emergence of discounts are causing intense Wall Street skepticism toward the company.  .

Ronald's final emergence from his personal prison is as intense and terrifying a spectacle as a mid-70s Movie of The Week is capable of producing.

Structure-wise the book is smart, informative and engaging; it is written with a tone of mystery that builds with the emergence of the virus, and then an intense manhunt to capture the disease.

The emergence of oak wilt should have induced intense fluctuations in the beetle population size.

With the emergence of cities and states, wars became more intense and destructive.

Intense antimicrobial use in long term care facilities promotes the emergence and persistence of antimicrobial resistant organisms and leads to adverse effects such as C. difficile colitis.