incubator造句

Farms where animals are reared intensively also provide an incubator for drug-resistant diseases.

For example, they'll know which startup have been shortlisted by a incubator or angel investor.

Dojox is an incubator of sorts and could be considered a preview of new features.

The new bladder is nurtured in an incubator that mimics body conditions, allowing the cells to grow and knit together.

Tencent Innovation Center, also called QQ Labs, was founded in May 2005 and ACTS as QQ's Web2.0 service incubator.

October 1, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to ＄17.6 million for six early stage photovoltaic (PV) module incubator projects.

We will build upon the lessons learned with these incubator widgets, but the API for the new data backed widgets will evolve significantly from the current APIs.

But in fact the early in vitro fertilisation process involved placing an embryo in a culture dish and putting that inside an incubator jar.

There has only been a handful of zoos around the world that have had success with breeding this species and we currently have more eggs in the incubator.

Run by former SixApart executive Anil Dash, who was recruited by the White House Office of Science &Technology Policy, Expert Labs may evolve into an incubator of Gov 2.0 projects.

The important thing to remember if you decide to take a risk and include an incubator project in your application is that it could change at any time, could be buggy, and might not even work at all.