Sentence examples for a blind generation from inspiring English sources

This is a blind generation.

The Generation step can follow different approaches: from blind generation before simulation to optimization procedures using artificial intelligence algorithms during the loop process.

The Cochrane Bone, Joint and Muscle Trauma Group's reporting quality assessment tool describes the following aspects of quality assessment which have previously been shown to be important in preventing bias [ 9]: allocation concealment, blinding, generation of allocation sequence, similarity of groups at baseline, description of outcomes, intention to treat analysis, and losses to follow-up.

But the message is reasonable enough: that the contemporary theater has abdicated its role in addressing contemporary life, turning a blind eye to emerging generations of artists with new and different stories to tell and a new and different way of telling them.

"However, the current young generation turns a blind eye to it.

The misallocation of praise and blame to begin with, from critics—sends some of the finest actors of their generation wandering down a blind path toward a dead end in pursuit of withheld acclaim.

The misallocation of praise and blame — to begin with, from critics — sends some of the finest actors of their generation wandering down a blind path toward a dead end in pursuit of withheld acclaim.

The endless tangle of questions about bullets, trajectories, wounds, time sequences and inconsistent testimony that has surrounded the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and has obsessively fascinated, if not entirely blinded, a generation of assassination buffs probably never will be resolved.

Women of color and other marginalized women are among those hit hardest by a culture that for generations has turned a blind eye to the epidemic.  .

Some may only have minor wounds, some will suffer limited loss of vision, some will lose one eye, some both, and some will be impaired for life, but the pitiless assault on protesting adolescents forces us to ask one question: is the Indian state happy to blind a generation?

Recent research works addressing the inefficiency issues inherent to blind SI generation are presented hereafter.