Sentences with word «emergent»

Most geoengineering proposals have unacceptable risk to benefit ratios due to the high potential for disastrous side effects as unintended consequences of emergent properties of complex biological systems.

A rigorous concept of form is developing around the study of emergent properties in nature and man - made systems.

How awesome would it be to explore ancient China freely, battling with or against famous generals in emergent gameplay encounters?

A great choice for car trips; the simple, bold images are easy to recognize, and with the word printed beneath each picture, it's great for emergent readers as well.

First grade is a critical year as students undergo the transition from emergent readers to beginning readers.

In either case, assigning probabilities to ECS based on emergent constraints makes me uncomfortable.

The cosmos has the property of emergent phenomena.

The interest of Emergent churches in people like Hauerwas, Brueggemann, Miroslav VoIf, Nancey Murphy and N. T. Wright indicates that while members may be sons and daughters of evangelicals or fundamentalists, they take their theological cues from mainline theologians.

There is another serious problem with emergent constraints that do not involve the response of the climate system to increasing greenhouse gas concentrations over multidecadal or longer periods.

I agree, the demonstration by Zhao et al (2016) that one could engineer ECS in a GFDL GCM by varying the convective parameteriization without any clear change in how well the model represented any observable aspects of the current climate seems to me a death blow to using such aspects, as BC17 does, as emergent constraints for ECS.

Genetic differential susceptibility in literacy delayed children: A randomized controlled trial on emergent literacy in kindergarten

In an attempt to exploit technology that can help struggling readers, the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Programs (OSEP) funded the Center on Emergent Technology, Disability and Middle School Reading.

Recent developments in e-learning have been nurtured by a «people - centric web», and by newer emergent technologies, that facilitate and stimulate collaborative conversations, knowledge - sharing, individualism and interpersonal networking — all of which should be at the heart of sophisticated HR and L&D strategies.

Medical assistants have to be prepared for emergencies and need to know the preplanned actions for emergent situations, assessment, triage, and preparedness protocols.

In this book, teachers and principals share their experiences with emergent curriculum, and with the creative practices they've developed in urban classrooms kindergarten to 3rd grade.

How such purpose might specifically manifest itself in out emergent universe, though, is the subject of the following chapter.

Two examples: graphene — single - atom - thick sheets of carbon atoms — has unique mechanical, electrical, and optical properties; and two - dimensional electron gases (2DEG)-- planar collections of electrons supported at the interface between certain semiconductors such as gallium arsenide — allow the observation of such emergent behaviors as the quantum Hall effect and the spin Hall effect.

Likewise the model of emergent evolution which is a half - way house between mechanism and vitalism has to be rejected.

«The on - demand economy is poised to transform long - held assumptions about how the labor market works,» Steve King, partner at Emergent Research, said in a statement.

Ultimately, there is a lot to be gained by emergent gameplay.

I wish I had learned this lesson with US emergent church when I went to my first conference in 2005 and something felt a bit «off.»

We need stronger commitments to address the disparities that exist due to our lack of robust programs for emergent bilingual students and services for students faced with a variety of special needs.

With this shift we are also invited to consider new emergent themes in Reid's work: Claude Lége, Director of the Musée de Patrimone à Barthete de Boussan, remarks that there are parallels to be drawn between Reid's new sculptures and «the resin casts of Marvel superheroes, or plastic children's toys... «The resulting body of work is healthy and robust where humour is present, but does not exclude thought or transcendence».

Keith Tyson Fractal Dice Eighth Roll Fractal Dice Eighth Roll, 2008 © The Artist Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art is delighted to present Cloud Choreography and Other Emergent Systems, a new exhibition by 2002 Turner Prize winner Keith Tyson.

Through his experience in using emergent technologies in media and technical arts, David went on to teach Creative Technology at Portsmouth University, as well as research narrative in games.

We believe that painting has continuity from generation to generation; from emergent artists, to those in mid-career, to modern masters.

Then come complex multicellular organisms, societies of animals with new emergent properties at the ecosystem level, and, finally conscious beings who create culture, use symbolic language — and experience the first intimations of transcendence.

Thus, it was among the very first American institutions to embrace the then emergent fields of video and performance art, while also presenting new visionary work within the fields of dance, music, literature, and film.

Every January, teams from law schools across Canada compete in a simulation of a grievance arbitration hearing based on emergent issues before tri-partite panels.

It was clear she needed more emergent care so Brownie's owners brought her to the UC Davis veterinary hospital where she was seen by the Livestock Medicine and Surgery Service.

Unlike political regulation, blockchain governance is not emergent from the community.

But his defence of his book against a storm of criticism, and the support offered to him by other Emergent Church leaders, was striking for one thing in particular - the refusal to give clear answers to clear questions, to let their yes be yes and their no be no.

The proposed memorial project, for a site at Hains Point in Washington, DC, is to be a public record of rising sea levels and a living observatory for an indeterminate emergent process.

The concept of parcellation in neuronal growth, the individuation in maturation of specific acts and objects, the analysis of gestalts into features, the relation of surround to center, theories of frame to content or context to item development in language and cognition, attempt to describe a wave of whole - part shifts through a succession of constraints on emergent form as a process in which diverse elements resolve out of organic wholes.

A game that actually allowed for emergent narratives would need a game with strong narrative blocks (like Blade Runner) to keep the flow of events cohesive, in the face of the player's actual freedom and independence.

ESM 215 - Landscape Ecology [4 units] Davis This course will explore emergent patterns in landscape structure (physical, biological, and cultural) and linkages to ecological processes.

Really need to find time to write about emergent story telling that Shaun poked me about 8 months ago.

These individuals make sure that all planned maintenance tasks including those that have been scheduled or come on emergent basis, are managed efficiently and accurately.

I think of it as something like emergent behavior in other dynamic systems.

Emergent reading skills are crucial to the development of fluency and comprehension, and as such, assessing kindergarten entry skills is critical to inform educational decisions.