Sentences with phrase «spawning new»

The growth of the economy is spawning new interest in home shopping via Google search.

While pedal power is not a new concept, the theory is widely applauded and is likely spawning new and inventive approaches to the notion of staying fit the green way.

in this technique involves spawning a new instance of an appropriate process with one code so that second code where the run of the place of the original and tricking process monitoring tools and antivirus into accepting that the original process is running.

Tablets like the iPad and the Galaxy Note are spawning new learning apps and, at SXSWedu, educators will talk about how mobile devices could narrow the digital divide, empower students in Hispanic communities, boost in - class engagement, and more.

The next 5 - 10 years could see a total transformation in how the sector operates and in the scale of legal opportunities emerging from AI and other exponential technologies disrupting existing industries and spawning new ones.

Everytime a ghost is killed, a new round will begin spawning a new ghost that follows the exact path you took to defeat last round's ghost.

UAT Game Studios has been responsible for spawning new game companies by training and supporting entrepreneurial ventures.

Currently they'll activate and remain active as long as you are in its vicinity, constantly spawning new enemies.

Resogun keeps the non-descript arena & spawning enemies of Geometry Wars, but it takes a note from classic stage - based shmups and instead of spawning new waves of enemies randomly, they spawn in set patterns.

Smart Beta may be one of those financial terms that raises the ire of many market participants, but its success in spawning a new class of exchange traded funds (ETFs) is indisputable.

It rose to # 3 on the New York Times best - seller list, according to Wikipedia, apparently spawning a new generation of even stranger zombie novels — and zombie ebooks.

The latest creation from Steve Jobs was launched with the usual Apple flair in April of last year, spawning a new category of devices and a host of imitators.

In what would be the first of the new age products planned by Land Rover, the British automaker has officially unveiled the next generation Discovery Sport that will be replacing the entry - level Freelander as well as the outgoing Discovery models, while spawning new models to be slotted in - between.

The online offerings are also spawning new types of professional development opportunities that provide face - to - face interaction.

Hebelieves that technology, particularly in the form of the Internet, «willplay a dramatic role not only in spawning a new generation of activistsbut also in helping the slice of America that traditionally sits out the electionsto feel more connected to the decisions being made on its behalf.»

But at its core, cancer is growth, spawning new cells and branching off, replicating at an accelerated rate.

Church says the field only drew serious investment, spawning new companies and new rivalries, after a team led by Harvard's Chad Cowan and Kiran Musunuru showed in the 4 April 2013 issue of Cell Stem Cell that CRISPR was far superior to existing genomeediting tools.

Impact investing as a whole has enjoyed a surge of popularity and innovation over the past decade or so with increasing speed, spawning new investment vehicles like

Battlefield advances in unmanned drones are spawning a new generation of flying vehicles able to deliver freight to soldiers in remote locations.

The ongoing probes of Russian election meddling are roiling Washington, spawning new legal actions — and increasingly, emptying the pockets of the people involved in them.

With barbecue, whisky, and heaps of entropy, Zooko and his crew are celebrating the completion of an elaborate computation meant to spawn a new, more private digital currency.

For example, the plague of fake news and abusive social media posts has spawned a new role: the social media news fact checker.

The internet age has spawned a new wave of software and innovation.

Actually, blame it on the explosion in Internet - company stocks, which has spawned a new class of equity - hungry managers.

Bitcoin's successful application of blockchain technology as a cryptocurrency spawned a new wave of cryptocurrencies that are collectively commonly referred to as altcoins.

At the same time, technological changes spawned new competitors in some industries, such as telecommunications, that once were considered natural monopolies.

More important, successful entrepreneurial companies will spawn new entrepreneurs to revitalize the overall economy.

As a result, it has spawned new and innovative thinking about the types of firms that have dominated the landscape, the emergence of the client - centric model, and the Threats & Opportunities created by the ever - changing forces of the marketplace.

It's a flexibly environment that spawns new creatures all the time.

Most pastors and other students of the Bible are aware that the revolution created by the personal computer has spawned a new set of tools for exploring the Bible.

but probably spawned a new era of «relationships anonymous.»

Many of these new hymnals and worship books, like their predecessors, will spawn new congregational, choral and organ music to support their use.

Let me try again: One of the more compelling arguments for the «punk eek» position that most evolution occurs during relatively short (10K - 100K) periods of speciation, which typically occurs in small, isolated subpopulations, is that the stable species which spawns the new species often co-exists with the new species for a considerable period.

Could consolidation spawn new forms of competition or alliances?

In fact, it could spawn a new chapter in his career.

However, this resulted in a rash of high - profile court cases that continue today, and it spawned new media - savvy lobby groups intent on pushing back against further change.

Their ascension heightened social distance and spawned a new American elite — one more prone to failure and corruption than any that came before it.»

The father of 11 - year - old Leandra Rosado, whose tragic death on the Henry Hudson Parkway spawned the new legislation, called the large number of arrests shocking - and reassuring.

The person who made this document — the first so - called portolan chart, from the Italian word portolano, meaning «a collection of sailing directions» — spawned a new era of mapmaking and oceanic exploration.

Will it spawn a new drug culture?

And how do occasional cells survive in this vulnerable state — sometimes hiding out in the brain for years — to eventually spawn new tumors?

A self - replicating 3D printer that spawns new, improved versions of itself is in development at the University of Bath in the UK.

Depending on how things go, the August 21 eclipse may spawn a new generation of eclipse scientists.

Some scientists who spoke at the meeting in Washington, D.C., on 8 to 9 July warned that the growing ease of manipulating DNA in living organisms could spawn new pathogens and ramp up the risks of bioterrorism.

THE PROBLEM Supernovas sculpt the universe — they help spawn new stars and created the calcium in your bones, the iron in your blood, and the fluorine in your toothpaste — yet nobody really knows what sets them off.

But one thing this march may do is spawn a new form of activism, says Moore: more scientists running for political office.

In a 2008 study, Haiman and his colleagues hypothesized that radiation from a massive neighboring galaxy could split molecular hydrogen into atomic hydrogen and cause the nascent black hole and its host galaxy to collapse rather than spawn new clusters of stars.

But the concept could spawn a new generation of robotic rovers suited to all terrains, says Tim Lexen, an engineer in Cumberland, Wisconsin, who developed the idea and built a prototype in his spare time.

Some galaxies, such as our own (shown), spawn new stars, but many other galaxies ceased star formation long ago.

Poon believes this discovery will spawn a new generation of programmable microimplants — sensors to monitor vital functions deep inside the body; electrostimulators to change neural signals in the brain; and drug delivery systems to apply medicines directly to affected areas.