It is probably true that every distinct generation is born into a confluence of circumstances that is consequential in its own way.
A model for evaluating contracts with interruptible loads is described in [14], and a program for managing interruptible loads considering distinct generation contingencies is formulated.
Coupled anaerobic digestion with microalgae cultivation systems requires intensive research as a distinct bioenergy generation process to uphold pilot-scale applications.
The following is a consequence of Proposition 3. Consequence 2 (Unique representation and distinct generation of the two sides of the rules in ({mathcal A}{mathcal R}_{subseteq L_{1},~subseteq R_{1} }^+ (L,~S))).
Note that they have two distinct generation poles which are showed by Figure 1. Figure 1 The solution of the gZK equation corresponding to (pmb{W_{s,2} z)}).
Mr. Flynn has a theory: that since the 1950s, when adolescence began to emerge as a distinct culture, generations of teenagers increasingly segregated themselves from the adult world.
It not only breathed new life into the piece, however, reminding the theater community of its dramaturgical impact, but it also served as a powerful tool for two distinct generations.
One of the most diverse animal phyla are the Cnidaria, which are close to the root of metazoan life and which often appear in two distinct generations and a remarkable variety of body forms.
With life expectancy on the rise and people working longer, "we have an aging workforce comprising four distinct generations," wrote Pieroni in his post Three Success Factors to Leveraging Multiple Generations in the Workforce.
