Such masterpieces as Verlaine's Romances sans paroles (1874; Songs Without Words) and Mallarmé's L'Après-midi d'un faune (1876) sparked a growing interest in the nascent innovations of progressive French poets.
Unlike smaller ventures, such as starting a law firm or a cleaning company, nascent innovation-based businesses need a large influx of cash for research and development and can take years to develop and bring their product to the market.
For nascent innovators who aspire to creatively impress upon and uplift the lives of those less privileged, 'social innovation' can seem like an underground movement in a fascinating new city: complex, inaccessible, and vast.
Few companies have a nascent culture of innovation.
Publication of Rwanda's experiences in international peer-reviewed journals has shared solutions that worked in Rwanda with researchers across continents and contexts, and has sparked a nascent culture of innovation and reflection in the health sector (Table 2).
"a nascent search technology and innovation company which holds patents for a number of novel methods within the fields of recommendation systems, knowledge management, and information search and retrieval.
Science-based health innovation is nascent in Uganda.
Rather than relying on venture capitalists and marketers to try to project nascent demand for new innovations, creators can directly reach out to customers and communities to refine ideas and gauge interest".
They are about to release a flock of medical robots with wing-like arms, called Ravens, in the hope of stimulating innovation in the nascent field of robotic surgery.Robot-assisted surgery today is dominated by the da Vinci Surgical System, a device that scales down a surgeon's hand movements to let him make tiny incisions.
We argue that the nascent process of institutionalizing responsible innovation requires studying the interplay between strategic and ethical agency.
