Sentence examples for only emergence from inspiring English sources

Amongst all traits measured, only emergence time was close to the conventional level of significance (see Table 5).

Classes only emerged with the emergence of the market economy, market capitalism.

It needs only the emergence of a Yorkshire Alex Salmond and perhaps a cup final or county championship victory.

In the authors' view, only the emergence of Mr Ivanishvili stopped the UNM's slide towards autocracy.

I would adjust my seeding rate to account for only 85% emergence and plant at a soil depth of 1.5-2.00 inches.

Compared to the Fourier spectra, the wavelet spectra are capable of detecting not only the emergence of a rogue wave but also its possible spatial (or temporal) location.

Had those two clubs been taken out of the mix, Liverpool would have edged into the top four, and it's only the emergence of Leicester that should be keeping them out.

Studying this material turn reveals not only the emergence of new philosophical arguments for sparing monuments and saving lives, but also the development of whole new technical toolkit for translating architecture's aesthetic value into spatial media as varied as bombing perimeters, painted emblems, and sandbag photography.

It is only the emergence of mass media in the last century that caused us to accept a passive relationship with culture.

An evolutionary arms race gradually selected for more elaborate means of infection and defense, which led to not only the emergence of DNA and its replicating enzymes but also the origin and diversification of the cell wall and membrane.

That is, they show that evolution favors not only the emergence of patterns of behavior that conform to moral standards, but also favor the development of cognitive heuristics that have all the characteristics of moral reasoning.