Let us now turn to the question of norm emergence.
The question of the emergence of shared perceptions among remote workers was also examined.
Additionally he treats the question of evolutionary emergence, i.e., whether genuinely new entities arise in the history of our universe and life on Earth, which had particular cache at this time (Goudge 1961).
Finally, one might argue that even if Laughlin and Pine are advancing a stronger, ontological claim, the evidence they adduce clearly supports only an epistemological conception, while being neutral on the question of ontological emergence.
This is connected to the more general question of the emergence of hypervirulent pathogenic strains in anthropic environments [42].
These two cases of babesiosis in areas along the Myanmar China border pose the question of the emergence of this under recognized infection in countries or areas where malaria is endemic.
As a consequence, "the gene" has become a hot topic in philosophy of science around which questions of reduction, emergence, or supervenience of concepts and theories (along with the epistemic entities they refer to) are lively debated.
Through morphological comparisons of the pest D. suzukii with its close relatives, the authors propose an evolutionary model to explain the modification of the ovipositor that allows puncture of susceptible fruits, demonstrating the utility of an evolutionary framework for addressing questions of pest emergence and management.
Second, the emergence of bio economy as part of the global 6 K wave deserves more analysis, as it was done in the case of Finland (see the book chapter on Finland, p. 180); the assumption that 7 K will be dominated by biology leaves open the vital question of the gradual emergence of bio based economy and society within 6 K.
Brooks observed that it was difficult to figure out "what [Axe's] presentation had to do with how proteins were produced in the first place, and thus the conference question of design vs. emergence".
