emergence в словаре PONS

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Perhaps not, but this is what makes possible the emergence of technical milieus.
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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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The late 1970s saw the emergence of punk rock.
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It is revealed that their parents have been assigned to raise the children to encourage the emergence of specific personality traits.
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Adults swarm after synchronous emergence, sometimes in enormous numbers.
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In general, however, the dispute was a peaceful one and was characterised by the emergence of a trade union movement.
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Yet what are the conditions of emergence of the "gramme"?
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The link between emergence and self-organization remains an active research question.
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The emergence of the parvovirus in the 1970s was the most significant in the history of infectious diseases.
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This emergence has been gradual and has gone through successive stages.
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