Sentence examples for its infancy of from inspiring English sources

Şinasi also pushed the idea, then in its infancy, of a national identity.

Chasing lost causes such as this came naturally to him and, with Caleb Folan, his fellow centre-forward on the night for the first time in eight games, combined in a partnership, even in its infancy, of genuine potential.

FRPC archwires are still in its infancy of development.

How the pathophysiology of spasticity is affected by maturation is an area of research which remains in its infancy of investigation.

An understanding of these interactions is still in its infancy for many of the relevant systems, and therefore the developments are largely empirical and driven by intuition, supported by quantum-chemical calculations and spectroscopic methods.

"Robotics is really in its infancy for some of these scale applications.

The development of 4th generation biofuel production (algae-to-biofuels) based on metabolic engineering of algae is still in its infancy, one of the main barriers is our lacking of understanding of microalgal growth, metabolism and biofuel production.

Tetraploid cotton is the most important fiber crop in the world; however, large-scale identification and use of SNPs in cotton remains in its infancy because of several inherent species-specific limitations.

While the planning of the proposed facility is still in its infancy, some of the preliminary details indicate that a Warriors arena could have a larger impact on the neighborhood than the San Francisco Giants' nearby home of AT&T Park.

Although internet-based continuing education is still in its infancy, analyses of 16 controlled studies have provided subjective evidence of short-term changes in provider behaviors [ 30].

In Scotland, no such body has previously existed – the political culture of impartial expert analysis and think-tankery is in its infancy north of the border.