Sentence examples for budding work from inspiring English sources

In this way, the 3D-printing process mimics the steady, budding work of collagists and the measured and patient techniques behind light-dappled Impressionist paintings.

Many complain that Linux steals ideas from other operating systems, which is fair, but I'd rather have a bunch of budding programmers work on a copy of OS X than a copy of Windows Vista.

If budding innovators work alone, there is no one around to notice this phenomenon.

One striking difference from the budding yeast work presented here, is that in S. pombe we detect a stable interaction between Mad3p, Mad2p and mitotic APC/C.

This suggests that Ark1 has important Mad/Bub checkpoint substrates, which is consistent with our previously published budding yeast work [6].

Or let me rephrase that more diplomatically: a lot of people's taste buds work differently from mine.

One question asked the kids four distinct things (their favorite food, its flavor, where on the tongue that flavor was found, and how the taste buds work), with the original scoring rubric (established by classroom teachers) instructing the scorers to dole out one point for each of the four elements listed above.

Her outrage is shared by her sons, Zachary, a college student, and Max, a budding filmmaker working on an AIDS documentary.

It was there that I got to meet the fascinating Mark Members, the budding poet whose work had been published in Public School Verse and the rather oikish northerner, Quiggin.

Don had already faced the void in a more literal fashion: immediately after his wife and budding protégée left work for the last time, he nearly stepped through an open elevator door with no elevator behind it.

Would Hayao Miyazaki approve of this budding animator's work?