Sentence examples for processes emerged from inspiring English sources

Between the early 1970s and the late 1990s, several important and interdependent processes emerged in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

The idea that thinking and mental processes in general can be treated as computational processes emerged gradually in the work of the computer scientists Allen Newell and Herbert Simon and the philosophers Hilary Putnam, Gilbert Harman, and especially Jerry Fodor.

At the same time, a discourse about the necessity of PE in decision making processes emerged on EU-level, cumulating in constitutional norm in the Lisbon treaty [59].

According to Malfroy (2005, p. 165), in nursing and midwifery in Australia, more flexible processes emerged that moved towards collective models of supervision with greater emphasis on 'collaborative knowledge sharing environments'.

Gradually, training, testing, and licensing processes emerged in countries where motor vehicle use was growing.

Cellular, metabolic and biosynthetic processes emerged as the most significantly enriched functional class.

"But worryingly, we have more recently seen similar processes emerging elsewhere.

We will see that people don't really possess free will; their actions are caused by material processes emerging directly out of nature.

Beside the main distribution process in OC retailing, i.e., fulfilling customer orders, additional ancillary processes emerge.

The ability to differentiate danger and safety through associative processes emerges early in life.

Acid sphingomyelinase (ASM) has been shown to be involved in many physiological processes, emerging to be a promising drug target.