Sentence examples similar to a germinating concept from inspiring English sources

We've embraced this idea of cultural incubation to germinate radical concepts and release them into the wild.

Until then he had been merely a germinating resource from a middle-sized communist country.

(A) Germinating conidium and hyphae of V592-GFP1.

Olivieri spoke of the metaphor of a germinating seed paralleling how ideas germinate in her paintings.

I confess that they have been a long time germinating.

The sun is making everything grow so quickly, most thing germinating in a week or less.

Or maybe the tonnage reflects the power of the dream embodied and germinating in a sprout.

I'm a big believer in having a couple or more things germinating while one grows.

Bebop filtered into the national consciousness in the late 1940's, after germinating for nearly a decade.

Germinating uredospores treated with a. water, showing normal growth; b.

The SABER concept that germinated in Minneapolis this fall must now be transformed into a vibrant and functional society.