infancy in a sentence
Example sentences for infancy
The economics of the new commons is still in its infancy.
And at that time, though, they were still in their infancy.
The technology is in its infancy and has limitations, including high cost and elaborate setup.
Internalising received statements is in its infancy.
Those who are ignorant and apathetic obviously now belong to the infancy of our civilization.
Such precision farming using satellite-based intelligence is in its infancy.
Another idea, still in its infancy, is finding ways to tailor the story to the reader by providing different levels of detail.
The deformation must have occurred during infancy, when the victims' skull bones were soft and malleable.
The research being conducted in the area of aerobic methane emissions is to put it kindly in it's infancy.
Next consider the case of a start-up, at its infancy.
In conclusion, inadequate food practices appear to be directly involved in the etiology of iron deficiency anemia during infancy.
Research on how climate change might spark conflict is still in its infancy, and it often tends to be thin and speculative.
The science of artificial societies is in its infancy.
The technology was still in its infancy then, and the images didn't provide much information.
Yet, if the current pace of innovation in the field is anything to go by, wireless technology is still in its infancy.
Brain growth takes place while in the womb and during infancy.
Several products are still in their infancy, and vendors are known to exaggerate the reliability of their machines.
From her infancy she exerted all her powers and strength, and made it her whole study to please him alone.
But we're still in the infancy stage-them getting to know each other.
Any cosmologist will say that the field is in its infancy.
But cloud computing is still in its infancy, and setting standards too early could hamper innovation.
She married and had four daughters, one of whom died in infancy.
These efforts are in their infancy and much more can be done to extend them.
Perhaps there would be a critical stage during infancy in which the chips would have to be implanted.
Quantum dots are still a technology in their infancy.
E-book technology is still in it's infancy, but holds great promise to reduce cost for students.
Rats are especially responsive to smells during infancy, which may help foster the parental bond.
There are some places fuel cells can compete from an efficiency stance despite the technological infancy.
Even in infancy, boys do a little better at visual mental rotation.
The art of forecasting space weather is in its infancy.
As global databases remain in their infancy, individual country studies become important if they qualify as crucial cases.
The automobile was in its infancy, and few people could foresee its future.
The biggest problem currently is the field of video gaming is still in it's infancy.
Tests to detect cancer-causing mutations are still in their infancy.
Yet they are in their infancy, partly because of resistance from jealous bureaucrats.
Roughly five inches long after their first months of growth, they face no easy path from infancy to adulthood.
Wave energy is in its infancy, and many different and novel approaches are being tried.
We are at the infancy stage when it comes to predicting the transmission potential of influenza strains.
There are signs of autism that can be detected as early as infancy.
But the market for plug-in hybrids is in its infancy.
In infancy, scrofulous lymph nodes were found in his neck and attributed to the tuberculosis of his wet nurse.
Remember this business model and product offering is in it's infancy.
Efforts to harness the sea for electricity generation are still in their infancy, though.
When it does occur in infancy, scurvy can be devastating.
The missile-defence scheme remains in its infancy, and is likely to cost more than current plans envisage.
Special education and training may begin as early as infancy.
Automatic shutters were in their infancy: expensive and unreliable.
In infancy it is of a brighter hue, the vascular redness being more marked.
Mobile phones-heavy, ugly, and expensive instruments-are in their infancy.
Nuclear gets a bad rap because of the disasters in its infancy.
The self-drive car-rental business is in its infancy, although optimists believe this will change.
From our planet's infancy the atoms that make it up have held together, even as continents have been torn apart and rearranged.
My first research project was the determination of the sequence of nucleotides, a technique which was still in its infancy.
In the mid-nineteenth century, photography was in its infancy.
Intussusception is, by and large, a disease of infancy.
He admits it is difficult to make accurate comparisons, because the research is still in its infancy.
Each of us has brought projects in their infancy to the group and projects at the final stages.
In an extremely overpopulated and uneducated world, more of the illiterate rapid breeding populations needs to die in infancy.
It is a fascinating service, that is for sure, but still in its infancy.
People the world over made faces using the same basic patterns of muscle contraction, starting from infancy.
Unfortunately, artificial photosynthesis is still in its infancy.
Compared with conventional television, both are in their infancy, and both are heading in the same direction.
They had no doctors and medical science was in its infancy in any case, so they had no way of diagnosing their illness.
Such people rather need to recover their essential sense of belonging, a gift normally bestowed during infancy.
For these reasons the moon has retained a record which probably goes back billions of years to the infancy of the solar system.
In these times of infancy of genetic testing, there is is bound to be some potential for consumer confusion.
But hybrids are still in their infancy, and the cost of their components is set to come down.
Development of the natural gas reserves in the region is in its infancy.
Autism becomes noticeable about the time that the last infancy vaccination is administrated.
Prolonged and exclusive breastfeeding reduces the risk of infectious diseases in infancy.
But the field of conducting polymers was in its infancy and not ready for such practical applications.
The economics of incorporating employment considerations into regulatory policy is in its infancy.
Blood pressure is usually higher in the arms after infancy.
Her parents worked for the airline and hotel industries and she's been traveling since infancy.
Yet for parents few common afflictions of infancy may be as difficult to endure.
The service and media industries were in their infancy.
JuJu: nah, you recalibrate everything constantly, so there's no way this could be a hangover from infancy.
Given that the market is in its infancy, such estimates should be treated with caution.
Nearly all technologies in their infancy are crude and expensive.
But electric motorcycling is only in its second year, and the technology is still in its infancy.
The environment of infancy may have attached importance to singing as a behavior, as was true of my origins.
Two older brothers had died of illnesses, one in infancy and the other at age five.
Even now our best is nowhere good enough and quite easily put into the category of being in its infancy.
But the field is still in its infancy, and commercialising the edge of scientific research is a hazardous business.
Though in their infancy, such tiny robots could someday be enormously useful.
The children were tested five times at regular intervals from infancy through preschool age.
He also revealed his mixed feelings about artificial intelligence, then in its infancy.
Rat research is still in its infancy, but researchers are already broadening their scope in search of further insights.
