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emerging

[ih-mur-jing] / ɪˈmɜr dʒɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
looming
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At the Journal, he has covered agriculture, focusing on the intersection of corporate strategy and the farm economy, and how emerging technology is changing the way food is produced.

From The Wall Street Journal

A year ago, founders could dictate most of the terms for investing as venture capitalists scrambled to spread their bets across a landscape of emerging AI companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

The analysis covered heart health, diet quality, blood sugar regulation, body weight and satiety, along with emerging topics such as gut and brain health.

From Science Daily

It said its advisers identified emerging trends and noted ongoing issues, so policy makers could be informed about the problems people were having.

From BBC

The BofA analyst also wrote in a January note that “emerging growth in data-center power/connectivity” is fueling analog-chip stocks, as the chips are essential for high-speed optics, temperature management and power delivery.

From MarketWatch