Combining the three demographic processes emergence, survival, and growth revealed systematically greater encroachment from nebkha recruits in zones with low vegetation cover, which creates a buffer against local disturbances in nebkha fields.
Saksa (2004), Valkonen and Maguire (2005) and Saksa and Valkonen (2011) utilized data collected from the ERIKA plots for examining the initial stages of the process (tree emergence, survival, and growth up to 1.3 m height) with respect to measured stand-level attributes, whereas Eerikäinen et al. (2007) modelled regeneration dynamics and tree development.
Despite this, a growing trend in emerging disease research attempts to empirically analyze the process of emergence and move towards predictive capacity for new zoonoses.
Health geography emerged from medical geography over the past 30 years and the process of emergence is continuing.
Thanks to the process of emergence, we have become something more than other animals.
As we emerge from that war, those of us who are writers might point a spotlight on that process of emergence — and hopefully help it along".
Physicist and systems theorist, Fritjof Capra, noted that: "Throughout the living world, the creativity of life expresses itself through the process of emergence".
Generally regarded as the most intellectually impressive correspondence between American statesmen in all of American history, the dialogue between Adams and Jefferson touched on a host of timely and timeless subjects: the role of religion in history, the aging process, the emergence of an American language, the French Revolution, and the party battles of the 1790s.
We call it a process of emergence.
We must, therefore, identify factors that influence the process of emergence from general anesthesia in children.
