Sentence examples for time emerges from inspiring English sources

Carroll favours a bottom-up explanation in which time emerges from small-scale quantum interactions, but declares himself "entirely agnostic" about Smolin's competing suggestion that time is more universal and fundamental.

The Democrats' unending brawl may be supplying prime time with a goodly share of melodrama right now, but there will be laughter aplenty once the Republican campaign that's not ready for prime time emerges from the wings.

Deleuze, for instance, distinguishes between pre-World War II cinema, in which time was subordinate to movement (the passage of time obscured through classical techniques like those of continuity editing), and postwar cinema, in which a direct vision of time emerges.

In certain low-temperature regimes, a power law behavior at long time emerges.

This is completely unlike Boltzmann's explanation, in which the arrow of time emerges as a kind of accident from the laws of probability.

With this system in place, the possibility of addressing the issues of our time emerges.

At the same time emerging economies are now often the source of innovation.

Ivan took the dissidents' part and for the first time emerged as an independent figure.

This time, emerging markets around central and eastern Europe are provoking worries (see article)—but so far Turkey is not.

But at the same time, emerging competition in higher and continuing education will most likely lower costs for students.

It is presently a caterpillar which will, in a short time, emerge as a butterfly.