Sentence examples for In the earlier generation from inspiring English sources

In the earlier generation of discrete choice modeling, it was common practice to follow instructions of a selected specific computer package.

Wii's success stands in marked contrast with Nintendo's performance in the earlier generation of game consoles, when it shipped just 21.6 million GameCube machines worldwide compared with Sony's total shipments of 117.9 million PlayStation 2s, according to Sony and Nintendo.

For as much as rock-era singers rebelled against pre-rock forms, many (especially those who came out of folk music) retained an enduring faith in the earlier generation's romantic mythology.

The experiment results indicate that both LSA-1 and LSA-2 can accelerate the hydration rate by advancing the hydration acceleration period and result in the earlier generation of Ca(OH 2 and AFt.

(In particular if the ratio in one generation is $r$, the ratio in the next generation will be at least $kr$, where $k$ is the minimum of $T/R$ (which it would be if, in the earlier generation, there was one defector and many cooperators) and $P/S$ (which it would be if there was one cooperator and many defectors).

Over time, it's likely we will begin to see consolidation just as we did with the early players, but for now, Mathew says the new round of BI players are still in the early stages and it should take some time before we see that type of shakeout we saw in the earlier generation of BI tools.

Lowering the rate reduces the mixed proportion somewhat in the earlier generations but increases it in the later ones and especially in the final stable state.

The results show that new approach not only converges to the best solution in the earlier generations but also produces solutions that are as accurate as any of the results reported, so far, in literature.

In contrast to the earlier Generation of '98, most of whom were prose writers, the members of the Generation of 1927 were almost without exception poets.

Scholarly rather than imaginative, he began to return to a genteel traditionalism having much in common with the earlier generation of Portuguese arcadian poets.

It is in stark contrast to the earlier generation of "invisible writers", whose work had to remain secret during the Cultural Revolution but is now being published, often posthumously.