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1933 H. G. Wells Shape of Things to Come iii. 261 The need for a planned ‘renucleation’ in the social magma that arose out of this dissolution.

1934 H. G. Wells Exper. in Autobiogr. II. vii. 481 Socialism, if it is anything more than a petty tinkering with economic relationships is a renucleation of society.

1995 Victorian Stud. 38 162 As modernity's uneven prophet, Wells does not finally get his own comeuppance; rather, he administers one to a feminism gone too far, requiring the renucleation of family values.

1999 W. J. Mitchell E-topia v. 77 Renucleation. Since local scenic, social, and cultural attractions are distributed very unevenly in space, there will still be settlements that nucleate around them. The electronic unraveling of traditional imperatives of adjacency may produce certain urban rearrangements—perhaps major ones—but it is very unlikely to result in random scattering and galloping decentralization.

1952 Proc. Royal Soc. A. 214 78 In this way no re-nucleation of the step edge is necessary.

1961 V. Tartar Biol. Stentor xvi. 309 The French workers found that practically no recovery occurred when renucleation was delayed to the sixth day.

1978 Jrnl. Cell Sci. 34 53 Subsequent renucleation by nuclear transplantation resulted in a regeneration of Golgi bodies.

2001 T. Sugimoto Monodispersed Particles vi. 190 In this system, renucleation may not occur, because there are no living oligomers left in the solution phase in the growth stage.