The centre has since incubated over 100 companies.
The seeds thus sown incubated under Japan's rule (1910-45), and have sprouted wildly since.
The campaigns involved (Global Zero, All Out and Meu Rio) were incubated by Purpose.com, a young company headquartered in New York.The business was co-founded by Jeremy Heimans, who calls himself a "movement entrepreneur".
But this versatility comes at a price, since it makes the PC more complex, less secure and less reliable than a dedicated, single-purpose device.As a result of these shortcomings, many technologies incubated on the PC are moving off it.
It was incubated by the philanthropic arm of Royal Dutch Shell, a giant oil company, but has since turned commercial.
Two of the brainwaves of the 1990s welfare reform and zero-tolerance policing were incubated in conservative think-tanks.
Mastodon C is one of four infant firms being incubated under the ODI's roof.In this section Where are the songs of spring?
Its flexible, general-purpose architecture has made it the platform on which new technologies, from voice-over-internet calling to peer-to-peer file-sharing, have been incubated.
In particular, land is often valued on their books at well below market prices.Even so, the impromptu trading rooms of Ho Chi Minh City are beginning to resemble the London coffee-houses that incubated the ruinous South Sea Bubble in the early 18th century.
The parasites are then incubated in an appropriate medium (in the case of malaria, red blood cells) and extract-of-scum, or coral, or whatever, is added.
When nornicotine, glucose and peptide were incubated together, the result was a modified peptide that had little tendency to agglomerate.
