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emergence <an emergence; emergences> SUBST

emergence
طَفْو
emergence
بُزُوغ
emergence
بُرُوز
emergence
ظُهُور
emergence
إِطْلال
emergence
نُشُوء
emergence
نَشْأَة
emergence
اِنْبِثَاق
emergence PHYS
طُلُوع
emergence PHYS
إِطْلاع
emergence PHYS
اِنْكِشاف
emergence PHYS
نُور
emergence PHYS
إِشْراق
emergence PHYS
اِنْبِثَاقِيَّة

emergence

angle of emergence

first appearance or emergence

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Adults swarm after synchronous emergence, sometimes in enormous numbers.
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In mosquitoes the emergence is in the evening or night.
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It requires a knot emergence topology that produces radiation during interaction with a unit cell that has a prismatic tensegrity structure.
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The late 1970s saw the emergence of punk rock.
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With skillful support and guidance, the emergence of symptoms during hyperventilation can result in healing of emotional and psychosomatic problems...
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In grammar, the most important change was the emergence of the present tense.
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This encouraged the emergence of a poetry aimed at, and often set in, an idealised version of the courtly world.
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The year 1710 marks the beginning of this development, which also brought with it the emergence of the concept of trading in futures ("nobemai").
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As a result of what later came to be known as the immortal emergence controversy, fellowship between the two men, and their groups, was severed.
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This emergence has been gradual and has gone through successive stages.
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