Large scale biological systems often exhibit emergent properties that are attractive in an engineering context.
Although rules control the low-level interactions of agents, these models often exhibit emergent behavior at the system level.
When a patently complex concept has a prototype structure, it often has emergent properties, ones that don't derive from the prototypes of its constituents (e.g., PET FISH encodes properties such as brightly colored, which have no basis in the prototype structure for either PET or FISH).
Transcription factors (TFs) are essential for the regulation of gene expression and often form emergent complexes to perform vital roles in cellular processes.
A large subcapsular hematoma may cause renovascular hypertension by compression and ischemia of the underlying renal parenchyma, known as a page kidney, often necessitating emergent evacuation.
The proliferation of profiteering phenotypes is often an emergent property of disturbed, resource-rich environments relevant at all scales of biological organization.
We argue that proliferation of 'profiteering phenotypes' is often an emergent property of disturbed, resource-rich environments at all scales of biological organization.
Therefore, researchers can distinguish situations in which nodes rapidly reach fixation in concatenation sets, often via emergent support, from situations in which internal conflicts persist throughout concatenation and are only resolved in the TE solution.
