Examples of using Emergent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Well, for one, there's her emergent precognition.
It was a form of emergent behavior.
Call the O.R. Tell them to- prep for an emergent laparotomy.
I have an emergent craniotomy waiting for me.
It is, as Steven Johnson has talked about, an emergent phenomenon.
Let's call it emergent thinking.
He comes from Emergent.
Posthumanism, an emergent philosophy that seeks to transcend the principles of Renaissance humanism and bring them into closer correspondence with the 21st century's ideas of scientific knowledge.
And so, when you start to look at emergent systems, you can look at a neuron under a microscope.
And this finite understanding that they acknowledge is simply not possible in an emergent universe.
If anyone seems the least bit emergent, take them over to ER Triage.
But what we really want to know is what happens to these emergent properties when we kick the system?
The dawn of the 21st century will be looked back upon as being a period of enormous emergent change and yet one of unbelievable myopia on the part of contemporaries.
Her position is part of a project by the Jewish Emergent Network, which represents seven nondenominational and innovative communities across the country.
If she cracks under the pressure of an emergent surgery, she does not belong in this program.
But the fact of the matter is that what is going on is a kind of emergent complexity.
In the same way, because it's an emergent phenomenon, it's not fair to say that that wave--.
It just so happens that we have an emergent patient arriving who will need a little extra sensitivity.
Another way you can tell if you're dealing with an emergent phenomenon is that, again, it transcends the building blocks that make it up.
Unless there is an emergent circumstance suggesting imminent danger,