Sentence examples for survey of emerging from inspiring English sources

In Weapons and the Law of Armed Conflict, a comprehensive survey of emerging defence technologies published this month by Oxford University Press, Boothby highlights difficulties further technological success could pose.

Last year, the Survey of Emerging Trends in Parking by the International Parking Institute found that many problems identified with parking facilities could have often been solved if parking professionals had been consulted earlier in the planning process.

"Greater New York," the current survey of emerging artists at MoMA P.S. 1 in Long Island City, Queens, has at least three memorable contributions by young Israelis, and the summer show at the Lesley Heller Workspace on the Lower East Side is using those very words as a title, supplemented by a portentous definite article.

Since gaining notice in "Frequency," a survey of emerging African-American artists at the Studio Museum in Harlem in 2005 Ms. Smith has made installations around the country incorporating materials collected from communities and thrifts shops: clothes, toys and other ephemera.

Also recalled are solo shows devoted to David Wojnarowicz, Archie Rand, Seth Tobocman, Jerry Kearns and Nancy Grossman, and surveys of emerging artists from Korea and Ireland.

It is the most extensive in terms of works and mediums to be held at the museum, and easily 40 or 50 years overdue, given that in the mid-1960s MoMA began mounting ambitious surveys of emerging trends like Op, Minimal and Conceptual Art.

New surveys of emerging economies offer more reliable estimates of people's incomes and how they change as countries develop (see p. 832).

These collections provide endless opportunities to conduct studies, including temporal and spatial surveys of emerging and reemerging pathogens (1 ).

Our response rate of 53% compares favorably with other survey studies of emerging adults with diabetes (12, 13, 27), but the proportion of nonrespondents is nonetheless significant.

He was invited to participate in the New York Armory Show of 1913, the first and most important survey of the emerging international modern art sensibility staged in America.

Short for "the selected files," the show provides a survey of 51 emerging artists working in New York and from this year's invited "guest country," Ecuador.