Synonym: egress, egression, emersion, growth, issue, outgrowth. Similar words: emergency, divergence, convergence, emerge, resurgence, insurgence, intelligence agency, merge. Meaning: [-dʒəns] n. 1. the gradual beginning or coming forth 2. the becoming visible 3. the act of emerging 4. the act of coming (or going) out; becoming apparent.
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211. Pix(DPC)and CaCl 2 solutions were used for soaking seeds so as to regulate the salt tolerance of Gossypium hirsutum L at seedling emergence stage.
212. Conclusion: Gene have different degree loses in abnormal chromosome karyogram, result in chromosomal gene linkage not equilibrium and and emergence clinical effect.
213. As a powerful, orientable, clean and efficient light source, laser has leaded a vitally important innovation in various fields since emergence.
214. While the emergence of a large number of plastic wastes posed serious challenges to people, it also gave us new opportunities. Therefore, it is urgent to separate and recycle soft package plastics.
215. John Henry at the machine and saw emergence images the future.
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216. With the emergence and development of illegitimate child claim system, illegitimate children's status enhances gradually, and their legitimate rights and interests are effectively safeguarded.
217. The emergence of China has unavoidably led to short - term disruptions in the economies of many countries.
218. Fig. 2 . Hourly adult emergence rate of Neochrysocharis formosa at 25 ℃.
219. This paper discusses the emergence and omission of prepositions and the substitutions of hidden Chinese prepositions by using Case grammar, Valence grammar and Argument theory.
220. The first part of the article, the emergence of the Coriolis force.
221. Well-adapted to the cold climate of palaeolithic Europe and western Asia, neanderthals appear to have been the dominant hominid in the region until the emergence of anatomically modern humans.
222. So it is an available mean to solve"the last mile problem"and emergence communication.
223. Through the balance of the line pattern of change in the digital stream, " 0" and " 1" code word, thus avoiding the emergence of a long stream of " 0" or long " a" phenomenon.
224. Historicism claims that nothing is of greater moment than the emergence of a really new period.
225. Before the emergence of cell phones and mobile smart phones, long-distance communication required extensive and expensive infrastructure, beyond the ability of many poor nations to afford.
226. Veteran's return this season has given Lakers dramatic improvement at point guard, and Farmar's emergence has helped him stay fresh.
227. The emergence of AVI can enhance color intensity and results in the "blueness" of color in the vacuole.
228. Of all the ecologic factors contributing to arthropod-borne zoonotic viral disease emergence, uncontrolled urbanization is the most important.
229. Consequently, reductionism tends to ignore the kinds of interactions that can trigger the emergence of order, patterns, or properties that do not preexist in the underlying physical substram.
230. The emergence of the term "subaltern" also means that in China, the intellects - as members of the middle class, or at least quasi-middle class- do have a voice in the general discourse.
231. Emergence does not only depend on soil temperature but also a function of variety.
232. Including the emergence of God, God's genealogy, God's daily life and the origin of mankind.
233. The core idea in my own theory of the emergence of collectively autocatalytic sets is simple and involves what is called a phase transition in a “random graph”.
234. Taitung area in the early morning before the emergence of typhoon circling foehn .
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