Sentences with phrase «for emergence»

In recent months, some observers have held out hope for the emergence of a new securitized debt vehicle — for example, covered bonds, which function in the same way as CMBS bonds, but remain on the issuer's balance sheet, minimizing the risk for investors.

You come across as some kind of caterpillar that spied some already successfully hatched cocoon, slithered inside, waited for a higher power to set the table for your emergence, then crawled back out again, mysteriously thinking that you had metamorhed into a beautiful, high flying butterfly dispensing truth and reality to the waiting - for - your - probing - probiscus in - and - out cheap nectar - sucker.

Although adolescence is a period of high risk for the emergence of depression, little research has investigated the associations among overgeneral memory, psychopathology, and risk factors longitudinally in a community sample in this age group.

There was evidence supporting a putative hormonal biomarker for the emergence of depression in boys.

Themes of independence, freedom, relationship tension, and a love - hate relationship with art allow for the emergence of many character strengths.

My participation as an educator and psychotherapist has focused on the healthy resources of the person, while not ignoring the dark side: I am firmly committed to the future and possibilities for emergence and growth rather than barriers from the past of blockages to the present.

Similar to findings from SASH, childhood sexual abuse emerged as a particularly robust risk factor for suicide attempts in younger participants in the WMHS cross-national analysis, with a 10.9 times higher OR of suicide attempts in children, a 6.1 times higher likelihood in adolescents and a 2.9-fold risk in young adults who were exposed.20 This is in keeping with the Enns hypothesis that sexual abuse results in suicidal behaviour at a younger age.21 Consistent with other studies, childhood physical and sexual abuse, in particular, emerged as risk factors for the emergence and persistence of suicidal behaviour, especially in adolescence.

The historical and legal positions differ significantly, and this has affected the conditions for the emergence of frameworks for Indigenous - led governance in health and wellness.

Prominent bitcoin trader Tuur Demeester tipped his hat to the Asian country for its emergence as a key blockchain player.

Blockchain has paved a way for the emergence of a number of unique innovations, and these innovations do not just apply to...

This will be the catalyst for the emergence of decentralized exchanges and this is a key theme I'm expecting in 2018.

I argued that some twenty plus years on from the dawn of the national firm model in the business law context, there was a growing opportunity — at least to my mind — for the emergence of a similarly scaled venture focused on consumer - oriented legal services: family law, personal injury, simple wills, basic contracts and other legal services required by individuals and small businesses.

It has set in place the momentum to generate new ideas, and has allowed for the emergence of fresh skills and expertise that continue to change legal culture from the inside out.

I would suggest firms be on the lookout for the emergence of more notice and consent laws, most likely through revisions to existing national privacy laws around the world.

But 2014 was also notable scientifically for the emergence of a previously under - examined scientific issue: namely coverage bias in observed surface temperature series, especially the HadCrut4 record issued by the UK Met Office.

This year could be crucial for the emergence of a western system operator, according to NRDC's Cavanagh.

There are now long enough time scales of data to test for the emergence of properties like stationarity and antipersistence which are implied by the intuitive meaning of climate.

This is also true for the emergence of pests and predators.

You couldn't try «nature» for the spontaneous transformation of forest into savannah or desert, nor for the emergence or passing of an ice age.

These authors also presented an explanation for the emergence of these unusual high - amplitude wave patterns, namely that they were due to the mechanism of QRA of planetary waves.

So look out for the emergence of a new Global Cooling / Ice Age (ala the 1970s) scare over the next few years still under the rubric of climate change all in the name of reform.

A further degradation of the permafrost would allow more opportunity for the emergence of sequestered microbes.

On the other hand, perhaps I have helped to pave the way for the emergence of a Tamsin Edwards.

They share our vision and see the important potential for the emergence of an electric car as an everyday part of consumer transportation.

The hockey stick provides compelling evidence for the emergence of a human - caused warming signal from the background noise of natural fluctuations in climate.

Following Cézanne's death, the perceived links between his work and El Greco's were crucial for the emergence of modern painting, as both artists also decisively influenced Cubism and Expressionism.

His innovative stylistic fusion prepared the way for the emergence of Abstract Expressionism in its various artistic forms.

These techniques allowed for the emergence of the life and vigor captured within the collection of grave and solitary subjects.

Also on view is Viola's Study for Emergence (2002), which is based on a work commissioned by the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles and part of Viola's The Passions series.

The confluence of these individuals made New York an ever more boisterous and diverse artistic ground, where the iconic names of Modern painting with all its variety of styles intermingled and intertwined, preparing the way for the emergence of an inimitable New York style of painting generally known as Abstract Expressionism.

Here they have found a community of artists with whom to create a dialogue and exchange of ideas, allowing for the emergence from the isolation of a working artist.

Helen Frankenthaler (1928 - 2011) is typically associated with, and credited for the emergence of Color Field painting.

A searching attitude is important because it allows for the emergence of something new, a transformation of the familiar fragmented reality into something that's greater than the sum of its parts.

so sorry it takes soooo long for the emergence of collective intelligence sometimes I feel like a trilobites on the beach, fighting for evolution to happen faster

While previous exhibitions and prevailing scholarship have primarily focused on the dominance of Pop activity in New York and London during this time, this exhibition examines work from artists across the globe who were confronting many of the same radical developments, laying the foundation for the emergence of an art form that embraced figuration, media strategies, and mechanical processes with a new spirit of urgency and / or exuberance.

Could the need for inventory or overproduction be one of the main reasons for the emergence of a cohort of sources and influences within the work, or is this Wood's conscious choice of creating a signature practice that simply injects different styles and influences in every single work?

The decade is especially remembered for the emergence of a doctrinaire, pro-Minimalist art criticism.

«The African Arts Trust will act as a catalyst for the emergence and growth of locally managed and sustainable contemporary visual art organisations in Africa»

Due to the nature of their magic, Sourcerors have been blamed for the emergence of the Voidwoken — demonic creatures and perversions of nature who exist in direct opposition of the powers of creation, those that wield it, and even the Gods themselves.

There is a predictable pattern for the emergence of new travel hot spots around the world.

Annual checkups that include abdominal palpation, a thorough hands - on exam, and a look in the dog's mouth are essential for early detection of many tumors, but owners must also check their dogs for any new or changed lumps or bumps and for emergence of the following symptoms1:

Household warmth can keep the cocooned larvae alive until conditions are ripe for emergence of the adults and may even allow life cycles to continue at a snail's pace.

Debit has also paved the way for the emergence of prepaid cards.

I believe that the third paragraph above best describes the reason for the emergence of the activists in the small cap sector.

In it, I observed how Meacham's obvious gifts for longform traditional book - length non-fiction (he's won a Pulitzer for it) is a natural fit for the emergence of an entirely new form of publishing that, despite being described by Mikael Blomkvist, hasn't quite sunk in.

The conditions for the emergence of terror campaigns.

Against this background, Marconi races against incredible odds and relentless skepticism to perfect his invention: the wireless, a prime catalyst for the emergence of the world we know today.

For the emergence of the e-Book over the past three years, we can thank breakthroughs in electronic paper display technology and the buildout of high - speed wireless networks.

If a system built on these ideals is implemented well, it could be transformative, both for professional publishing workflows, and for the emergence of a new grassroots of independent publishing.

This wealth of IP and experience with quattro mechanical four - wheel drive, torque vectoring and electric drive systems is the basis for the emergence of the fully - electric quattro drive as represented in the e-tron quattro concept.