Gestation used in a sentence

Gestation in a sentence as a noun

The main barrier is the gestation time and generation time.

A sheep is a large mammal, so I'll assume that it has a gestation period around 9 months.

I suggest you inform yourself about the gestation process.

Yes, the human body is the optimal gestation machine.

That may be so, but Haskell went through a very long gestation period while Clojure really hit the ground running.

It's natural to want to extend this gestation period, so that a child can meet serious subjects with a more mature mind.

We'll also guess that a sheep reaches sexual maturity after 3 years, or four gestation periods.

But there's no arguing that even after an initial gestation period that MobileMe wasn't a steaming pile of ****.

"That "gestation period" now seems infinite, and any change is allowed to remain because real user feedback is ignored.

Having a narrower pelvis implies having a smaller birth canal, which in turn puts pressure on having a shorter gestation period.

Your examples are only true because gestation and many software projects are not easily parallelizable.

Google believes, and has told their employees, that when they change something, users will always hate it because it's different, and that there is a gestation period during which the majority will "get used to it.

However this does not mean that it should; in well-designed/natural systems the entity first exists in a protective bubble during its gestation period and then slowly has its skin placed in the game.

Is it having a single developer be assigned to perform a code review for each pull request or for it to have some gestation period for crowd comments to come in, or even some voting quota/discussion until a simple consensus is reached?

According to the Nuffield report on neonatal medicine, "In the Netherlands, a consensus had been reached by 2003 that ... Dutch perinatal centers should not normally resuscitate and treat extremely premature babies born before 25 weeks of gestation, because of poor outcomes.

I really wish we could stop focusing on statistics based on a gender binary and instead used a continuous measure for masculine/feminine traits like ring to index finger ratios instead, since that is a pretty solid proxy for the levels of testosterone present in the womb during gestation.