His enthusiasm for nascent computer animation technology put Lasseter at odds with some of his superiors, however, and he was fired in 1983.
She was brimming with enthusiasm for her nascent magazine, and had files bulging with story ideas.
Inspecting it, Newson was amazed to find a tag line that the founder, Bill Bounds, flush with enthusiasm for the nascent American space program, engraved on the base: "Made on the Third Planet From the Sun".
But on the bright side for Mr. Huntsman, who is spending the week here in an effort to gin up some enthusiasm for his nascent campaign, people did seem eager to see him.
He shares the president's enthusiasm for renewable power and other nascent green technologies, but he has also spoken in favour of building more nuclear reactors and of natural gas as "a bridge" to a low-carbon future.
But Googles enthusiasm for offline advertising models, while nascent, is strong.
In the 70's, he became convinced of the economic promise of nascent computer technology companies, and since his employers did not share that enthusiasm, he and a partner started Amerindo.
As Coopersmith says, the enthusiasm of the age let people imagine the future potential this nascent technology might have – sending images and words across vast distances at the blink of an eye.
"The reason people had enthusiasm for Enron was you could have made the case that they were in nascent markets that were going to develop into solid ones," Mr. Maubossin said.
Faced with official diffidence and scant popular enthusiasm for conservationism, Sasaki is spurred on by relatively low operating costs and the knowledge that he is playing a small part in a nascent interest among the Japanese in sustainable sushi.
