Sentence examples for Nascent phase from inspiring English sources

Another family could throw off the dynamics, and the trust that was just in its nascent phase.

Yet consumer services, in particular, are in a "nascent phase," said Alok Aggarwal, chairman of Evalueserve and a former I.B.M. researcher.

Although the play is very much in its nascent phase of development, it offers an insightful look at a timely question: how can cis people ethically tell trans stories?

Country, R. & B., and rock in its nascent phase were all sloshing around together in 1956, and the participants didn't necessarily know that history had seized them by the shoulders.

In this nascent phase of the art market's development, it sends a confusing message about what makes the selling of art different from its validation in museum-like settings.

For our study, we collected data on 512 strategic initiatives, both centralized and decentralized, launched by 48 leading U.S. electric utilities during 2008-2015 a period in which the decentralized model was in its uncertain, nascent phase.

It is early in free agency, early in the offseason, and the Jets will sign players, draft others, and fashion a full team in 2013 that they hope will reflect the nascent phases of John Idzik's plan for sustainable success.

Experts compare what is happening in Syria to similar nascent phases in Iraq, Yemen, Somalia and northern Mali, where a radicalized domestic core of fighters, eventually supplemented by foreigners and veterans of other jihadi conflicts, gradually swelled into a dangerous, anarchic insurgency.

Movie-savvy college officials also know that a script presented during the nascent phases of production can be very different from what ends up on screen.

Although building information modeling (BIM) technology has been widely used in the design and construction phase, efforts to transfer information to the FM phase are still in the nascent stage.

Within seconds of the detection of the nascent adhesion, phase contrast microscopy revealed irregularity of rapid lamellipodial flow manifesting as an accumulation of phase dense material at the site of adhesion and an abrupt reduction of the flow velocity in the zone immediately behind the adhesion site (Figure 2B, C and Suppurting Movies S6 and S7).