Sentence examples for nascent science from inspiring English sources

Audience-building remains a nascent science.

But access to terrorists has increased and a nascent science is taking shape.

And the inventor Skylar Tibbits speaks about the future of building and the nascent science of self-assembly.

And we made several new contributions to the nascent science of networks, shedding light on the "rules" by which friendship networks evolve over time.

Bringing the nascent science of "memetics" to bear on religion, Dennett goes on to argue that religious memes that encourage group solidarity might outcompete memes that are less adept at encouraging solidarity, especially when human survival depends on coöperation.

In 1876, recently appointed to Harvard as an assistant professor of the nascent science of psychology, he lay awake thinking about his future wife, Alice Gibbens, with whom he was deliriously in love.

The nascent sciences did well: Eno, Frick, and the new Green Hall went up (more Gothic).

Lindy Fishburne has spent most of the last six years heading up Breakout Labs, a San Francisco-based program that's underwritten by renowned investor Peter Thiel and that in 2011 began offering nascent science-focused startups up to $350,000 in funding with no strings attached.

Arabic was a conduit between classical knowledge and nascent Western science and philosophy.

Chandler's 32-year leadership of our school marked a period of significant engineering and scientific advancements, not only in chemistry and chemical engineering but also in electrical engineering, civil engineering, and nascent computer science.

"I think that the likes of smartphones and tablets came very close to destroying the nascent computer science and electrical engineering audience," he says.