Sentence examples for incipient group from inspiring English sources

Ms. Junco — if you can use an honorific for a machine — joins an incipient group of androids springing up around Japan.

It identifies two main "models" of social protection in the region: one based on age-based income transfers in the middle income countries in Southern Africa, and another more diverse and incipient group of programs providing a mix of poverty-based transfers in the low income countries in Eastern, Central, and West Africa.

The favourite war used to be Chechnya; now it is Iraq.As an incipient extremist group grows more obsessive, and its weaker brethren fall away, hard-core members often withdraw from the mosques.

Meanwhile Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's president, formed ALBA, an anti-American block, with Cuba and other allies.The incipient new group—let's call it PaCifiCa marks a return to the vision of the 1990s, but with a twist.

There were no effects in the incipient AD group.

MTANs also stabilize a specific water molecule adjacent to C1′ as the incipient nucleophilic group.

Based on the analysis comparing the 4 groups of participants from Sample 1a and 1b, some regions, particularly ventromedial temporal and inferior parietal cortex, exhibit thinning even in the mildest (incipient AD) group, suggesting very early involvement.

The magnitude of thinning in the incipient AD group is relatively small in all regions, with most differences in regional thickness compared with OC not reaching statistical significance (except angular and supramarginal gyri).

The primary visual cortex ROI shows a remarkable degree of reliability with respect to absolute cortical thickness across the groups (lower right graph in Fig. 4). Figure 4 illustrates the mean thickness and standard error within regions across the very mild AD and incipient AD groups, with the OC and mild AD groups shown for comparison.

The advantages of cooperation and social learning then propelled the incipient human groups along a different evolutionary path.

Our results in Podarcis wall lizards therefore add to recent evidence stemming from the study of other incipient species groups (such as heliconiine butterflies [ 48] for example) illustrating that the acquisition of reproductive isolation is a gradual process and contributing to the establishment of a "species with fuzzy borders" paradigm.