The word "incubate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of keeping an egg or being warm in order to help it to hatch. For example, "The mother hen carefully incubated her eggs until they had hatched."
Most birds build a nest and incubate their eggs, but the incubator birds and such brood parasites as cuckoos are among the exceptions to this rule.
A female bystander and one policeman were also killed.The repressiveness of Syria's regime underlined by this week's trial of the country's leading human-rights activist, Aktham Naisse tends to incubate conspiracy theories.
Perhaps it has indeed been less influential politically than, say, Commentary, the journal of the American Jewish Committee, which helped to incubate the creed of neoconservatism.
Moreover, this one will happen only if Germany can create and commercialise valuable university research and learn to incubate high-technology start-ups.
An INVOcell gets around all this by using the putative mother's own body to provide the necessary homeostasis for the eggs to thrive.Standard IVF procedure is to incubate embryos for five days before they are implanted into the mother's womb.
He says: "We will identify trends, incubate products, get information back fast".
Alumni of the course now number 163, and MEET has recently opened an "ideas lab" on the West Bank where budding entrepreneurs can incubate their startup ideas.
She studied the behaviour of black-headed gulls, buying gull-eggs in Leadenhall market in order to incubate them herself and put them in her aviary.
Currently she sits on the Conservative policy board, a body set up by David Cameron to incubate talented new MPs, improve relations with the parliamentary party and develop ideas for the party's next manifesto.
But many readers will feel that she also overstates the merits of traditionally religious societies and underestimates their ability to incubate violence, whether domestic or public.Some of the pathologies of the Muslim world have indeed been exacerbated by Western meddling, from Anglo-French colonialist divide-and-rule to drone attacks on Pakistan.
Traditionally, being a Silicon Valley entrepreneur meant doing something purposeful, inventing the future, says Randy Komisar, author of "The Monk and the Riddle", who helped to incubate firms such as WebTV, TiVo and Mondo Media.
