| The media conflict is the symbol of Islam's nascency in the modern world. |
| While our idea is still in its nascency and is not one which we feel ready to either recommend or discard, we believe it is an idea which merits careful study. |
| While iBeacons have been used in some stores to track shoppers' location and serve them with relevant offers as they browse, as yet location technology is still in its nascency in retail. |
| These examples of the geological museum in its nascency give hints of aspects that remain important in its modern role. |
| In its nascency, reason is a power that defines itself against an other, an other whose truth and identity is also assigned by reason, thus giving reason the sense of originating from itself. |
| For one truth-process completed there are a million in our lives that function in this state of nascency. |
