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During the 1970s, a method emerged to create a network of networks.

Now listen to the scintillating opening of "The Coming Anarchy" and Kaplan's method emerges: "The Minister's eyes were like egg yolks.... Flame trees, coconut palms and a ball-point blue Atlantic composed the background.

The method emerged from pragmatic application of the Environmental Affordances Theory from Environmental Psychology to the landscape planning and design process.

Luckily, an adaptive simplified human learning optimization (ASHLO) method emerges [18], which updates new solutions and searches for the optimal solution by mimicking the human learning process.

The classical approach is based on the utilization of robust estimates of location, but recently an edge-preserving regularization method emerged as an alternative.

According to Morin [ 6] 'the method emerges from the research'.

No single data collection method emerged as consistently the most valid across all performance indicators.

Interestingly, similar computational methods could have a wide range of performance within the same challenge, and no single method emerged as the clear winner (Fig. 2).

In these 4 countries, contraceptive use rose sharply after each new method emerged from the research stage and was made accessible to the population at large.

It comes as no surprise that expression differences between women, irrespective of processing method, emerged as the dominant source of inter-sample variation.

In addition to introducing eminently practical methods, emerging methods, and their applications, the authors point out challenging problems.