Sentence examples for a function of generational from inspiring English sources

Partly, this is a function of generational replacement.

We cannot attrib the present syllabic slicing exclusively to text messaging, Twittering or the latest cellphoney-baloney; rather, lopping off word endings is not laziness but a function of generational insularity.

In other words, short-term genetic change in many salmonids is more a function of the effective number of breeders per year, Nb, and not generational Ne (Waples 1990).

Equation 1 summarizes and predicts the generational responses to selection in multiple traits as a function of the amount of genetic variance in each trait and the strength of the genetic covariance between them.

This was partly a matter of generational change.

But at a moment of generational strife, the story had balm-like powers.

What happened to Radiohead in 1997 was that they caught a wave of generational anxiety.

Ellison's skepticism regarding modern jazz may be, in large measure, a mark of generational conflict.

The federal budget will also be a scene of generational conflict.

In a replay of generational hostilities, August III and August IV seldom spoke after that.

There is a lot of generational class mobility".