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early-stage — UK US adjective [before noun] ► used to describe something such as a company or product that is starting to be developed or has only recently been developed: »early stage business/company/firm early stage development/research »The company is… … Financial and business terms
early stage — index nonage Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Early Stage — Risikokapital – auch Venture Capital oder Wagniskapital genannt – ist außerbörsliches Beteiligungskapital („private equity“), das eine Beteiligungsgesellschaft zur Beteiligung an als besonders riskant geltenden Unternehmungen bereitstellt. Das… … Deutsch Wikipedia
early-stage — /ˈɜli steɪdʒ/ (say erlee stayj) adjective in the early stages: an early stage cancer …
Early Stage — im Rahmen eines chronologischen Phasenmodells die Finanzierungsphase im Anschluss an ⇡ Seed Stage. Sie betrifft die Finanzierung der Frühphase eines ⇡ Start up Unternehmen, die sich von der Entwicklung des Businessplans bis zum Produktionsstart… … Lexikon der Economics
early-stage breast cancer — Breast cancer that has not spread beyond the breast or the axillary lymph nodes. This includes ductal carcinoma in situ and stage I, stage IIA, stage IIB, and stage IIIA breast cancers … English dictionary of cancer terms
early stage — preliminary phase, initial step of something … English contemporary dictionary
early — [ʉr′lē] adv., adj. earlier, earliest [ME erli < OE ærlic, adv. (> ærlic, adj.) < ær, before (see ERE) + lice, adv. suffix (see LY2, LIKE1)] 1. near the beginning of a given period of time or of a series, as of events; soon after the… … English World dictionary
early doors — (slang) At an early stage in the proceedings • • • Main Entry: ↑early … Useful english dictionary
stage — A partition of the software effort that is of a manageable size and that represents a meaningful and measurable set of related tasks performed by the project. Usually considered a subdivision of a software life cycle and is often ended with a… … Financial and business terms
