Sentence examples for the first emergence from inspiring English sources

"The Wednesday plays were the first emergence of dramas that reflected working class life.

Wheatcroft hails the book as the first emergence of recent historical studies outside the academic ghetto.

This, Mr. Branton said, "resulted in the first emergence of the black community to any kind of political power in the South".

The first emergence of an artists' movement against the laws in the southern United States also has echoes of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa.

The EvoGrid goal is to detect evidence of self-organizing behavior in computerized simulations that have been constructed to model the first emergence of life in the physical world.

The author of the "Histoire du Peuple d'Israël" and the "Origines du Christianisme" calls attention to the first emergence in the "intertestamental" apocrypha of certain characteristic Christian themes, and M. Dupont-Sommer refers to this.

There were fine insights from Gilbert here, too, from the almost imperceptible first emergence of the "Freude" theme out of the silence that preceded it, to the thrillingly precise, yet almost frenzied elation of the closing bars.

To the Editor: Since its first emergence in the human population in spring 2009 (1 – 3 ) infections with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus have been reported in pigs, turkeys, and some carnivore species (4, 5 ).

In the subsequent analysed year, first emergence of carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumanii strains was noted.

This view is corroborated by its first emergence in the GHR and combined phylogenetic trees.

Serpins also occur with a patchy distribution in prokaryotes, but the time point of their first emergence is not known [ 4].