After we motored out of the marina and were safely distant from other boats, hidden sandbars, the continental shelf and other potential hazards, we set about putting our nascent book knowledge to the test.
My passion for shooting the street was born out of my nascent technical knowledge and moving to - and unyielding love for - New York.
The ascendancy of Brazil's research informs us about the unfolding re-organization of global research, too, underlining nascent South-South knowledge flows, the prevailing relevance of EU research, and the relative decline of US research for Brazilian knowledge creation.
Arabic was a conduit between classical knowledge and nascent Western science and philosophy.
And these can be found only if the texts are systematically inventoried, historically ordered, and studied in a spirit attentive at once to the projects of the Sanskrit intellectuals, and the nascent order of European knowledge by which their own was about to be eclipsed.
The study of deubiquitinases is currently in a rather nascent stage with limited knowledge both in vitro and in vivo, but the emerging roles of the deubiquitinases in various processes and their specificity have implicated them as potential targets from the therapeutic point of view.
He and the other original investors were so lacking in knowledge in the nascent field of electrical engineering, Mr. Gordon writes, that they vastly underestimated the challenge of their trans-Atlantic project.
Through a qualitative approach, the paper derives insight from key social actors, resulting in a number of findings used as a foundation to build knowledge on the nascent role of AR in the marketing communications domain.
He decided to harness the strength of what he calls "the finest RNA chemists in the world" to use their knowledge in the nascent field of RNA interference.
Between those two extremes of basic and applied knowledge lie two nascent, rapidly expanding subfields: translational research informatics and clinical research informatics.
