Translations for „nascency“ in the English » German Dictionary

nas·cen·cy [ˈneɪsən(t)si, ˈnæ-] N no pl CHEM

nascency

Status Nascendi m

nascency

Entstehungszustand m

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English

No judge wanted to thwart a counter-terror investigation in its nascency.

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Though, he also said there's a certain expectation that a show tackling something like this- the nascency of computers, is probably not going to get everything right.

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Across the globe, hackathonshave been gaining popularity for years and have even, in their very nascency, aimed to stimulate innovation and inspire technological advances.

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The case remains in its nascency and, should it produce an opinion, is not positioned to generate any ground-breaking legal precedent.

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