Sentence examples for structure emerge from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, she believed, social-networking sites were "the best way forward for the people to be able to communicate and be ready when the rifts in the power structure emerge to provide an opportunity for change".

You can begin to see a structure emerge from the fragments, but where that structure will lead you remains impossible to predict, and so the compulsion to keep pressing little word buttons grows stronger.

The Nap and Its Dream (1932), for example, is a cryptic image in which a shuttered villa and an empty car overlook the sea, from which an enormous industrial tower and a fancifully shaped stone structure emerge.

The framework makes two claims: (1) user roles and a social structure emerge after the introduction of a software application (role differentiation); and (2) different roles demand different kinds of discourse for deciding what to do and for reflecting upon intended and unintended consequences (role discourse demands).

Mill, like his father, was a determinist with regard to social phenomena, but from Comte he had absorbed the idea that social change proceeds in a series of stages: there are "critical periods," in which old institutions are overthrown, and these are followed by "organic periods," in which new forms of social structure emerge and are consolidated.

Within species, markedly different patterns of phylogeographic structure emerge.

The fruit awoke and some structure emerged.

A bifurcated leadership structure emerged from the 1978 Amateur Sports Act.

Yet in his work musical structure emerges with architectonic clarity.

A vigorous parliamentary structure emerged in the Crown of Aragon.

Just after doping an unstable 'one-dimensional' structure emerges.