long gestation

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But despair not, for despite its longgestation, this is an intriguing work which repays close study.
Architecture, and especially experimental forms of architecture has a longgestation period.
Despite its broad scope and longgestation, this volume is much lighter than one might expect.
Such investments often decrease immediate benefits and have longgestation periods.
To judge from the references cited, this volume has had a rather longgestation period.
A second consequence of the project's longgestation is that the technology available for bibliographical analysis has changed radically since the first computer-generated version of this list was compiled.
After a longgestation the potential of functional techniques for parallel and distributed computing is now being realised in practice, and this special issue outlines contributions in several areas.
Overall, there seems to be little doubt that after a longgestation period, the vertical-looking radar has become capable of making significant contributions to both academic and applied entomology.
The paper had a longgestation period.
Perhaps this indicates a longgestation period.
The likelihood of the case's having a longgestation and its taking some time to recover the money would also be a deterrent.
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