Examples of using Nascent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nascent Apo A-I containing particles(also known as prebeta-HDL particles)
The sight of fragile, nascent life moved him,
People in their thirties and forties acquire a nascent experience of life and fate, but their ideas about these things are still very foggy.
The Re'ut Institute defines the concept of"Nascent State"(in statu nascendi)
As the Marijuana Times says," This recent study provides some degree of nascent evidence that cannabis could interfere with CB2 receptors and therefore treat male infertility.
While the use of escape rooms in education is a nascent idea, the first recreational escape room can be traced back to Japan in 2007.
The episode reveals breathtaking failures and successes of the nascent American space program and demonstrates the stakes and costs of reaching the moon.
Depressed and with a nascent drink problem,
I am not worried about it as I think that we are still at a nascent stage.
Paperin says that Sadara ideally would have raised far more capital but that the nascent Palestinian market can't currently absorb it.
the time of the European Enlightenment: to debates about the proper construction of a then nascent democratic society.
as was usually the case in the nascent revolutionary movement, was of noble origin.
Not to mention, the bite is what brought out your nascent abilities.
After Jerusalem was partitioned in the 1948 War of Independence, the nascent Israeli government decided that the area would become a green area;
rather than worry too soon about the complex political issues facing a nascent democratic government of Iraq.
The capital- and to some extent, the nascent but growing corporate culture- already exists in the Gulf.
Abd al-Khaliq compares those Arab governments that seek to undermine the nascent Iraqi democracy to the case of a seagoing ship with 100 sailors aboard, 99 of whom belong to one tribe and the hundredth belonging to a hostile tribe.
This means that part of the electromagnetic radiation emitted by nascent stars cannot be recorded by the instruments for astronomical observation in the optical and the ultraviolet band, as it is absorbed by dust
to join the struggle of nascent Greek nationalism against the Ottoman Empire.
In the 1781 Articles of Confederation, which served as the first constitution of the nascent United States,