Sentence examples for the emergent of from inspiring English sources

With the development of new technologies and the emergent of new pedagogies in digital age, the use of technologies to facilitate learning and engage learners has become a universal phenomenon.

With the emergent of more targeted therapy, the knowledge of the status of hormonal receptors and HER2 receptors in our population, which was previously underreported in Asia, would be important for health care planning.

This study constitutes a laboratory experimental characterisation of one of the emergent properties of motile cilia: manipulation of adjacent particulates.

The following year, he recovered sufficiently to write what would become his most celebrated work and one of the founding texts of the emergent discipline of sociology, "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism".

The 2014 recipient, Charles Boone, has risen to the top of the emergent discipline of postgenome systems biology by focusing on the global mapping of genetic interaction networks.

It's why the number of award categories has multiplied – to keep up with all of the emergent forms of creativity that technology unleashes.

"We were well aware of the emergent discoveries of icy bodies in the outer solar system".

The social order, however, became less stable because of the emergent guilds of craftsmen, themselves often torn by internal conflicts.

Bainbridge's elliptical account of the realities of Britain as a growing imperialist power fixes together gritty war reportage with a quick study of the emergent technology of photography.

It is also, more interestingly, a tale of the emergent properties of free content.

The product was built off of the emergent behavior of celebrities tagging the products their seen with, which often come from their sponsors.