Sentence examples for Rare generation from inspiring English sources
The entire Yeshiva University family mourns the passing of the devoted loving wife of the revered Rabbi Gershon Yankelewitz, an esteemed senior Rosh Yeshiva of the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, who together with him, nurtured a rare generation of children and students, who have distinguished themselves as marvelous teachers of students devoted to Jewish studies.
Another irreplaceable member of a rare generation of critical care physiologists has thus departed.
Moreover, hydrothermal treatment can reduce the unit process related to the chemical recovery and conditioning for subsequent enzymatic hydrolysis thanks to the rare generation of inhibitory products such as furfural, 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furaldehyde (HMF), and phenolics during the process [ 9].
It's not unreachable; obesity was rare a generation ago and can become rare for generations ahead.
Institutional memory is weak and middle managers rare: "knowledge generation" appears to be split between individual entrepreneurs and the Valley's collective intellectual infrastructure.
It is now common for actors such as Ruby Rose and Kristen Stewart to describe themselves as gender fluid, gender neutral or bisexual, in a way that was extremely rare a generation ago.
Except for rare FAUC RMAB generations, where individuals seem to be spread throughout one or more local basins of attraction (Fig. 8e), most adaptive approaches continuously spread their resources across the landscape (GDM (rightarrow ) 1).
Are we really revering the reading process, or what it represents: the time, so rare for every generation whether 14 or 40, to sit still and absorb a story?
This information provides a foundation for a cost-effective design of a next generation rare isotope accelerator.
In the context of new generation rare isotope beam facilities based on high-power heavy-ion accelerators and in-flight separation of the reaction products, the design of the rare isotope production targets is a major challenge.
Every product that goes out of its present use will provide the raw material and the components for the next attractive product -- be it for urban farming, renewable energy generation, rare material harvesting or component re-composition.
