1. Cocklebur emergence is becoming unpredictable.

2. Birds witnessed the emergence of flowering plants.

3. Her emergence marks the beginning of spring.

4. Then, the evening emergence lasts half an hour.

5. Forbes's unexpected emergence points to intriguing tactical questions.

6. Figurines presage the emergence of sculpture in greece.

7. Addressing the emergence of non-scheduled substances/substitute chemicals;

8. The emergence of quantum effects on a macroscopic level.

9. Emergence Time: All Day In Montana, we call them Crawdads

10. In practice, Actuality films preceded the emergence of the documentary

11. The last decade saw the emergence of a dynamic economy.

12. Cablese and the emergence of the telegraph revolutionized the written word

13. (eds) The Emergence of the Acheulean in East Africa and Beyond

14. Furthermore, it made the emergence of a countrywide nationalist movement possible.

15. Induction of and emergence from Cyclopropane anesthesia are usually rapid and smooth

16. Compaction of sand from people walking over nests can slow hatchling emergence.

17. Ever since the emergence of the modern state Tilly et al. 19

18. The annual competition has encouraged the emergence of several talented young musicians.

19. 15 Guard against revisionism, particularly the emergence revisionism at the party Centre.

20. The increasing prevalence of Childhood obesity is associated with emergence of comorbidit …

21. Inappropriate use of antimicrobial agents accelerates the emergence and dissemination of resistance.

22. So wait for soil to warm before applying pre-emergence Crabgrass control

23. Skip to a section: Broods Your Town Pre Emergence Signs MagiCicada Species

24. This demands the emergence onto the market of many new, active businesses.

25. The concept of disease emergence has important implications for each of these.

26. Monosodium methyl Arsonate (MSMA) is a selective pre- emergence contact herbicide used to

27. This has resulted in the emergence of a spitz tail in some dogs.

28. 28 Ever since the emergence of the modern state Tilly et al. 19

29. The second way makes the emergence of syntactic combinations seem much less fortuitous.

30. Microsoft refuses to be phased by emergence of united Unix front Tough talk?

31. The Coleoptile is the sheath that surrounds and protects the emerging shoot during emergence

32. We're beginning to see the emergence of wonderful technologies like real-time energy meters.

33. To investigate the emergence and prevalence of Adamantane resistance in Alberta, Canada (between 1 …

34. It thinks the emergence of DINK phenomenon has it's own historical inevitability in china.

35. They are fertile ground for the emergence of an explicitly right-wing political force.

36. Cockchafers cannot be successfully controlled post crop emergence with insecticides as they stay underground

37. Another development of political philosophy was the emergence of the school of Analytical Marxism

38. Uneven thaw depths then cause alternating seepage and re-emergence of water down a slope.

39. And the reason for that is the emergence of a new disease, a contagious cancer.

40. The emergence of small Japanese cars in the 1970s challenged the US and European manufacturers.

41. The emergence of new communication channels and alternative networks is threatening the old order.

42. Indonesia’s emergence as a lower middle-income country has altered the development cooperation context.

43. Synonyms for Appearings include appearance, arrival, advents, comings, manifestation, emergence, inceptions, occurrences, birth and dawn

44. If a crop doesn't emerge for five weeks an Aphicide will be required at emergence.

45. The emergence of new actors on the credit rating agency market should also be encouraged.

46. However, the global emergence of drug-resistant worm strains necessitates alternative solutions such as vaccination.

47. Synonyms for Advents include appearance, arrival, comings, approaches, occurrences, dawn, emergence, birth, development and entrance

48. The apparent angles of emergence (in average 51° forPa and 54° forSa) vary with distance.

49. Aristocracy history takes us back to the time of its emergence and describes its foundation

50. In other words, the emergence of conscious experience depends only on an appropriate functional structure.

51. This monograph generally maps the historical and theoretical emergence of Balkanization, as well its more recent …

52. The late 1930s saw the emergence of a new era of tolerance in the United States.

53. 25 In order to avoid the emergence of these contradictions, we need strict data file management.

54. For years people have Bemoaned the emergence of shareholders as the owners of football clubs

55. 4 Emergence of this situation to do with local governments'to add fuel to the flames.

56. Acclaim Extra is a selective post-emergence herbicide that controls annual and perennial grasses in turf

57. And I imagine you have a similar thing in cellular biology with the emergence of life.

58. The data scooped out the technical emergence and developments to provide the emollient support for this.

59. Disintegrating Progress: Bolshevism, National Modernism, and the Emergence of Contemporary Art Practices in Armenia Vardan Azatyan

60. And the ozone hole has been the emergence of andand even people have caused great harm.

61. The emergence of bellicose private security forces enforcing order at these parties is an allied worry.

62. THE END OF Bipolarity AND EMERGENCE OF THE MULTI-POLAR SYSTEM: THE GEOPOLITICAL TRANSITION Claudia L

63. Children undergoing strabismus surgery under sevoflurane anesthesia often experience emergence agitation (EA) and postoperative vomiting (POV).

64. They also shared concerns regarding the emergence of Af-Pak region as the epicentre of terrorism.

65. But Newton, is now a major factor in fourth-placed Chelsea's emergence as genuine title contenders.

66. Results show that absolute compositional errors vary quite slowly with X-ray emergence angle and operating voltage.

67. The abrupt disengagement of the international community at that stage can trigger the re-emergence of conflicts.

68. What undoubtedly stimulated great evolutionary changes in vertebrate history was the emergence of the first amniote egg.

69. As to the emergence of the apes, evolutionists say that ‘the fossil record is hopelessly incomplete’

70. The possible emergence of an African communist state remained a source of disquiet in the West.

71. We AKC's understanding of China's purebred dog emergence, and the need for a Chinese National Registry.

72. Whatever the case, the mass emergence of spadefoot toads into the night is an unforgettable experience.

73. Coleorhiza plays a major role in causing dormancy by acting as a barrier to root emergence and that after-ripening potentiates molecular changes related to ABA metabolism and sensitivity that ultimately lead to degradation of the Coleorhiza, root emergence, and germination.

74. "The Emergence of an Anthropogenetic Model" published on 25 Feb 2004 by Edward Elgar Publishing.

75. Social selection is undoubtedly one of the main evolutionary processes responsible for the emergence of ... behavioural characteristics.

76. The abrupt disengagement of the international community at that stage can trigger the re-emergence of conflicts

77. Mizinga Melu's book Braving the Odds is an outstanding book about the emergence of a great female leader

78. The total time from nymphal emergence to the final position adjacent to the egg mass (Chorions) was ca

79. This has been accentuated by lack of effective social integration and the re-emergence of feeling of xenophobia.

80. 9 The way was now clear for the emergence of the Umayyad caliphate, with Damascus as its capital.