Sentence examples for nascent subject from inspiring English sources

Maybe we already have the answers in fictional dramas like Ex Machina or a future Robo II? Anybody's guess is as good as anybody else's on this nascent subject.

Much of this beds down in the young, nascent subject's psyche, thereafter exerting (often in unconscious ways) decisive effects on this person's libidinal economy throughout his/her life.

It will undoubtedly be followed by many more as the nascent subject of nonlinear vascular physiology comes fully into its own.

Emergency medicine is still a nascent field in Rwanda.

A single documented biological attack using new technology could result in a huge blowback that would undermine investment and public trust for years, a consequence that the then-nascent field of gene therapy research suffered after the death of a clinical trial subject in 1999.

Only beads in the nascent protein are subject to Brownian dynamics.

When my best friend and I wrote short stories together, I exorcised my nascent fantasies by subjecting our characters to ritualized, punitive beatings.

Upon extrusion out of the tunnel, nascent chains are subjected to subsequent folding events and interactions with chaperones and modifying enzymes [ 5].

Almost immediately after its birth at the PTC, the nascent chain is subjected to multiple interactions, constraints and folding events [ 4– 6].

And it insisted that its work be kept secret for a long time so its nascent idea was not subject to nit-picking criticism.

No wonder that the Smithsonian's nascent National Museum of African American History and Culture chose this subject for this show, one of its first traveling exhibitions, offering, in cooperation with the Apollo, an anticipatory prelude to the kind of material the museum itself will incorporate after the exhibition's scheduled opening in Washington in 2015.