Having the ability or power to create.
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Yet few buildings have played such a seminal role in American history.
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Herman and the Ephemerides mention cases of calculi in the seminal vesicles.
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His research on New Zealanders at Gallipoli is critically regarded as seminal.
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The times when this seminal event occurred were surely ripe for it.
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But Marikana was the seminal event of 2012 and post-democracy South Africa.
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It is composed of two simple cell-layers, the familiar primary germinal layers.
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LN-1 marked germinal centers in all cases of follicular lymphoma and pseudolymphoma.
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Further, different children will represent different selections from amongst the germinal elements.
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Further analyses revealed a germinal center B-cell-like phenotype of most BATF3-initiated lymphomas.
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This encloses a darker granule, the germinal spot, which shows a nucleolus.
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To appreciate fully his originative power one must understand the disadvantages under which he worked.
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And even these committees are less originative and more expressive of the general thought than they were at first.
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By the mere act of volition He gave birth to the Logos, who was the real originative cause of things.
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Limit opportunity, restrict the field of originative achievement, and you have cut out the heart and root of all prosperity.
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Man is originative in character; and poets-"ofimagination all compact"-catchthis new form of life, and we call the picture poetry.
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Originative will-power and independent activity, weak.