Coming – relatively – hot on the heels of Director's Cut and 50 Words for Snow, her physical re-emergence as a living, breathing, singing entity is a huge leap after decades of retreat.
The change is less a physical one, more the emergence of a new forward-looking attitude, not resting on the laurels handed down by history.
Though she laments the end of the housewife, the eradication of public smoking, or the emergence of physical fitness, she does so with the full acknowledgment that such developments represent progress, at least for general health.
Quite inadvertently, Macfadden fostered the emergence of physical culture's greatest symbol when Italian immigrant Charles Atlas (Angelo Siciliano) won contests staged at New York's Madison Square Garden for "The World's Most Handsome Man" (1921) and "The World's Most Perfectly Developed Man" (1922).
If social networks were first about people, and now include physical places with the emergence of location-based social networking, as the Internet of Things becomes more of a reality it's inevitable that physical products will be next.
Therefore elucidating the mechanisms of formation and structural details of biomaterials as well as their role in the emergence of physical properties is highly relevant (Mann, 1993, 1997; Meldrum and Cölfen, 2008; Lowenstam and Weiner, 1989; Mann and Ozin, 1996; Bensaude-Vincent et al., 2002).
The suggested concept invokes (photo)selection as a driving force – in the straightforward physical sense – in the emergence of increasingly complex biopolymers.
Whether the self-organizing effects of dissipation of large amounts of metabolic energy (73, 74) cause the emergence of physical vectorial pathways remains to be determined".
The benzodiazepines were developed as a safer alternative to barbiturates, however, their beneficial effects are overshadowed by the emergence of physical and psychological dependence and withdrawal reactions [ 6, 7].
The separation of parasitic elements from cooperators would be cemented by the emergence of physical linkage of the latter: genes that encode components of the replication machinery and are physically linked to genes for accessory functions would be locked into ensembles of cooperators, whereas solitary genes (or small gene arrays) encoding replication functions would occupy the parasitic niche.
