It is a nascent idea here.
Words go from nascent, half-formed thoughts to permanent pronouncements to the world at the touch of a key.
One planned course will be developed in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute, a Colorado think tank whose work has contributed to the nascent school of thought known as "natural capitalism". Less a doctrine than a set of principles, it encourages companies to consider environmental as well as financial interests when making business decisions.
A founding member of the NAACP in 1909, Du Bois served for nearly 25 years as editor of its magazine, The Crisis, an important venue for the clutch of black writers whose cultural and political thought influenced the nascent civil rights movement.
The central scene – a 17-minute, one-take conversation between Sands and a Catholic priest (Liam Cunningham) which Fassbender and Cunningham rehearsed 12 times a day – offered a mesmeric insight into the thought processes of the nascent martyr.
Private life, a margin of inviolability for our thoughts, feelings, intimacies, reflections, anxieties, our hopes and nascent plans, and our recoveries from the abrasions of life, are fundamentals of personal and psychological health.
Dewey wrote two essays in the early 1930s, "Qualitative Thought," and "Affective Thought," both included in Philosophy and Civilization Deweyy 1931), which developed his nascent aesthetics further.
Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2), an unlikely Christmas No 1, became a playground chant for us nascent rebels: "We don't need no education, we don't need no thought control".
According to this observation, it seems important to include a thought about (active) transport mechanisms in all works trying to describe the nascent life.
