Before 1952, Egypt was a nascent democracy with a multiparty system, a real parliament and freedom of speech.
Meiotic recombination begins with the occurrence of programmed double-strand breaks and the broken ends then immediately interact in a "nascent" way with a partner DNA duplex.
I watch a father jiggle a tiny baby in the aisle, silencing her nascent noises with a bottle.
The nature of public debate changed, through technology, in a climate of nascent individualism, with a politics rife with conspiracy, and the incipient, continuous threat of national breakdown.
But the lead suitor for that pivotal space, then as now, is a nascent institution with a name that, subject to your take on the national political scene, will be either fortifying or unnerving: the Museum of Freedom.
The grants were announced at the I3 Student Startup Showcase and Awards Reception on March 8 inside the Radcliffe Gym, where 26 semifinalist teams discussed their nascent projects with a mingling crowd of students, family members, entrepreneurs, and potential investors.
Now the University of Toronto professor is also lending his weight and experience to a company hoping to loosen Google Glass's grip on the nascent market with a different take on computer glasses that merges the real and the virtual.
For a brief moment as the 1970's ended, an English label called Stiff Records split the difference between pub-rock and the nascent punk, with a roster of eccentrics that included Ian Dury, Wreckless Eric, Lene Lovich, Nick Lowe and an up-and-comer named Elvis Costello.
He was betting on three part-time employees and his ability to make a nascent company with a hot technology into a hot company.
(Numerai won a 2016 Forbes Fintech 50 award). And now Craib is risking the company's nascent success with a real-world test of two hot but so far unproven concepts.
