They also emerged from open networks.
Punchdrunk have driven the wish for something bold, but they also emerged at a time when audiences were tiring of sitting down in front of a proscenium arch before slipping out for the interval drink.
"Freedom and Justice" parties sprang up across the Arab-speaking world from Morocco to Syria, but they also emerged from the local branches of Muslim Brotherhood, raising fears among secularists and non-Muslim minorities that their electoral victories might provide democratic legitimation in any new constitutions for religious discrimination.
The summer of 1999 was second time that the U.S. women stole the tournament -- they also emerged as champions of the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991 -- and they've placed third three times, in 1995, 2003 and in the most recent tournament in 2007.
And because retailers are smarter about marketing their sites, analysts said, they could also emerge from this holiday season with more profits than in years past.
If everything clicks, they might also emerge with a great idea for the digital world or the world of art, or both.
They have also emerged as an important alternative for fabricating tissue substitutes because they can be molecularly tailored to have vast array of molecular weights, block structures, active functional groups, and mechanical properties.
In the last two decades, they have also emerged as an important model for developmental toxicology research and, more recently, for studying the developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD).
SiPMs are currently used in many medical and physics applications, but they are also emerging as a valuable option in single-photon or few-photon applications, like light detection and ranging, optical spectroscopy, and bio-medical instrumentation.
