Sentence examples for the emerging of from inspiring English sources

His current research interest focuses on 1) Modelling processes of emergence by using Meta-Structures; 2) the emerging of a post-Bertalanffy Systemics; 3) the Dynamic Usage of Models (DYSAM), Logical Openness; 4) Architecture and Design as the design of social meta-structures to influence processes of emergence in social systems.

There’s one on the science of material science and the emergence of that post-war, and bio-informatics and the emerging of molecular biology in computer science.

So the goal became to see the first light of stars and the emerging of galaxies.

It needs more attention particularly with the emerging of new materials, such as composites for shafts.

The emerging of more polar peptides however requires the introduction of other separation techniques.

The efficacy of current influenza vaccines and small molecule antiviral drugs is curtailed by the emerging of multidrug-resistant influenza viruses.

Since the emerging of distributed generation (DG) technologies, their penetration into power systems has provided new options in the design and operation of electric networks.

A general trend is the emerging of multifunctional packings and their application in combined systems, like catalytic distillation or dividing wall column.

With the emerging of free trade zones (FTZs) in the world, the service level of container supply chain plays an important role in the efficiency, quality and cost of the world trade.

With the emerging of video, voice over IP (VoIP) and other real-time multimedia services, more and more people pay attention to quality of service (QoS) issues in terms of the bandwidth, delay and jitter, etc.

Friction stir welding could be considered as a suitable technique for joining of aluminum alloys due to the emerging of different problems in fusion welding of these alloys, especially in lap joint designs.