Sentence examples for simultaneous emergence from inspiring English sources

Or does the simultaneous emergence of two new diseases suggest something more dire?

The simultaneous emergence into the global economy of two countries containing nearly two-fifths of the world's people is after all an unprecedented phenomenon.

Emily: I'm not sure — although I do think it may involve the simultaneous emergence of wild, unmediated female voices online, which is where Lena Dunham first showed her work.

But the majority of Dundee supporters now are of an age to have only lived through the anguish of Dundee's decline, which was bad enough without United's simultaneous emergence as a European force.

These are exciting times in mixed martial arts, and the simultaneous emergence of two promising contenders makes for not only a good fight, but a good storyline to go with it.

Global sports, then, seem to be leading not only to the reduction in contrasts between societies but also to the simultaneous emergence of new varieties of body cultures and identities.

After multiple days of incubation, a nucleation event resulted in the near-simultaneous emergence of not one but two aggregate populations with distinctly different hydrodynamic radii.

Comparable to morphological (Milne and Abbott 2002) or ecological (Ricklefs and Latham 1992; Svenning 2003) stasis in other Tertiary relicts, we suggest that stabilizing selection has maintained similar dormancy mechanisms, allowing the near simultaneous seedling emergence among V. opulus populations.

Regardless of whether simultaneous multifocal emergence of resistance is a factor, unaffected areas will be linked to affected areas through mobilization of persons from zones of high to low prevalence.

For a large break Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) scenario with simultaneous failure of Emergence Core Cooling System (ECCS), the heat removal capability of coolant decreases, resulting in the complete voiding of the core of the reactor channel.

The different model parameters were either estimated directly from observed data (e.g. mean time between successive initiations, mean percentage of emergence, simultaneous number of developing primordia) or inferred from observed data through automated parameters' space exploration (see Supplementary Figure S3 for additional details).