Sentences with word «emergence»

However, over the years, we have seen a momentum with emergence of organized players bringing in credibility amongst user car buyers.

It seems to me that understanding the role of this principle in emergence is extremely important for two reasons.

Faith is the route evolution takes at the human dimension of emergence as the universe ventures into the future.

The 21st century saw emergence of cryptocurrency which is considered to be the biggest revolution since the industrial revolution.

This very stability, in turn, is a necessary condition for emergence in evolution.

On emergence from bankruptcy shares were initially quoted around $ 22, then, in the subsequent 2 months, rose to around $ 30 before beginning a long, slow decline.

If coal usage is never constrained by environmental policy nor limited by emergence of less expensive energy sources, the resulting climate disruption can be expected to reach catastrophic levels.

Ever since his spectacular emergence into the national consciousness, he's dominated the national conversation.

What makes 2010 such a deadly year is the recent emergence of high - tech gear that only started being used in the last 6 - 12 months.

An adult flea mates shortly after emergence and begins laying eggs within 36 hours.

And what does its sudden emergence at the center of online politics mean for the future of advocacy?

The term may also be applied to the sudden emergence of devastating natural phenomena, such as earthquakes or tornadoes.

So there were various public lectures given and I remember one or two of those [which] talked about the early emergence of climate change as a scientific study area.

One is the continued emergence of new ways to engage customers.

This includes the use of smart boards and smart TVs in all classrooms, which has already occurred, and a greater emergence of tablets for students as young as elementary school.

These creatures rise through emergence holes and rage war against the humans.

Here, cumulative evidence suggests a considerable influence of the intestinal microbiome on disease emergence and progression.

It will conclude by exploring the possible emergence of a new kind of society — a global society, whose cohesion and harmonious life rest upon the rise of a global culture.

As seen from the perspective of science, evolution is simply a process involving the gradual emergence of more and more complex entities and societies.

They avoid this fallacy because emergence in evolution is put in the context of acting and not of containing.

At first glance the process view of emergence does not appear to be primarily a thesis about predictability.

In some way, the beginnings of the cosmos were already oriented toward the eventual emergence of living and conscious beings who would be aware of the universe.

Except in a negative sense this process of creative emergence lies beyond our ability to direct or to command.

Even though revelation is offered to the entire universe, at the human level of cosmic emergence it is obviously in the transformation of our own personal lives that it is most vividly experienced.

How can we reconcile the lack of persistence of impacts on test scores with the later emergence of impacts on important life outcomes?

Also, as a result of the evolving nature and increasing emergence of cyber threats, there is a need for a greater level of interaction among financial firms.

If conditions are favorable, it grows and such growth, according to at least some forms of emergence theory, is not just quantitative, it can be truly qualitative.

I have both personal and professional experience with the issues involved in spiritual emergence.

It was very dry during 2009 and 2010 was very wet, allowing her to get a sense of how the climate affected emergence time.

It is no surprise that one of the key issues regarding emergence from bankruptcy in the steel industry involves reduction of pension benefits.

Can you imagine where the club would have been without their sudden emergence when it was most need?

In the decades since they were taken, the photographs have lost some of their charge; we're far removed today from graffiti's exciting emergence.

Because management is getting a good deal of equity post emergence.

They invest tremendous energy in their spring emergence but pay the price if winter doesn't knock back the deer herd.

One of the newest elements is the relatively quick emergence of global scientific consensus — what does that mean?

Current studies include the structure of pictorial space throughout the history of art, particularly the dramatic emergence of geometric perspective in the 15th century.

A spontaneous emergence of attachment behavior in at - risk children and a correlation with sensory deficits.

But the very fact of their near - simultaneous emergence is exciting.

In the last generation of video game consoles, we really saw an amazing emergence of hack and slash action game.

The second stream of theological reflection is the explosive emergence of liberation theology, whether of class (the poor).

With thicker layers of residue, you start to have problems with crop emergence.

Which is why in some cases you can move into a vacant property and have a big flea emergence all at once.

These two aspects of emergence usually receive independent treatment.

Some may wish to go this far, but emergence in the natural world does not require it.

What happens when you stop thinking of birth as an emergency, and start seeing it as a physiological emergence?

The new number system eventually provided the basis for the European emergence of modern science and engineering in the 16th and 17th centuries.