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emergence
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emergence noun appearance, arrival, commencement, development, evidence, initiation, issue, manifestation, notice, now apparent, show, start
Associated concepts: emergent law, the emergence of law
See also: egress, expression, issuance, manifestation, nascency, origination, outflow, start
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It was observed that the emergent structures of the users' surfing were relevant to the assigned tasks.
Surfing hypertexts with a metacognition tool by Chiazzese, Giuseppe; Ottaviano, Simona; Merlo, Gianluca; Chiari, Antonella; Allegra, Mario; Seta, Lu / Informatica
Court records enable Sidbury to elucidate emergent structures from heart rending cases where disputes and jury verdicts, subtly interpreted, yield great insight into harsh but inconsistent norms operating both between and within the racial groups and across the dividing lines of gender, class, and race.
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