Sentence examples for subject to emerging from inspiring English sources

In addition to natural space environment hazards, space systems may be subject to emerging threats coming from the artificial space environment.

While Ms. Nolan combines observation with painterly technique to achieve impressionistic effects, Ms. Baron is far more interested in manipulating the paint as an end in itself, allowing the subject to emerge from the medium.

In other instances the personalities of some of the subjects start to emerge, which comes as a great relief.

Maybe some of this emperor's new clothes syndrome (ENCS) links to emerging subjects that display a certain insecurity and therefore insist on fancying up their credentials.

Part of our initial task will be to determine what aspects, if any, of this important public health-related process could be subjected to pressure emerging from the AUSFTA.

We employed the constant comparative method of data analysis (Glaser and Strauss 1967), allowing us to use later focus groups to subject emerging conceptual frameworks to member checking.

Mobile World Congress also features pavilions dedicated to emerging technology subjects such as the cloud, green technology, and mobile money.

Research on the subject is beginning to emerge.

AMID all the name-calling in America's presidential campaign, a serious subject has begun to emerge: what role should government play?

But it seems probable that if you go to the trouble and expense of recreating history, and casting a lead as prestigious as Meryl Streep, then your subject is likely to emerge, if not glorified, then at least somewhat ennobled by the gaze of the lens.

After conducting 19 interviews no new significant perspectives of the subject matter seemed to emerge.