Sentence examples for and multiple generations of from inspiring English sources

The 360 architecture was intended to span a wide range of machine implementations and multiple generations of machines.

As mobile wireless devices such as iPhones / Blackberrys are added to an IT infrastructure that already includes mainframes, servers, desktops, laptops, and multiple generations of networking technology, IT organizations will have to come up with a unified, streamlined way of doing things.

It doesn't have the explosive design language of the Galaxy Note 7 (sorry), and multiple generations of iPhones built around similar design language negate any claims to originality.

In contrast, hereditary diseases in the dog sidestep these obstacles, either because crosses can be directed to produce an experimental cohort, or more commonly because inbreeding and favorable pedigree structure (i.e., large sibships and multiple generations of extant animals) afford sufficient numbers of affected animals.

Furthermore, these PDX models displayed genetic stability, as original human tumors and multiple generations of xenografts clustered together, reflecting shared gene expression between PDXs and patient tumors [ 8, 22, 23].

By a combination of gene deletions on E. coli ATCC 8739 and multiple generations of growth-based selection, a high succinate producing strain KJ060 (ldhA, adhE, ackA, focA, pflB) was obtained, producing 86.6 g L−1 of succinate with a yields of 0.92 g g−1 glucose and a productivity of 0.9 g L−1 h−1 [ 28].

The series is the brainchild of the Box Of Kittens crew and Justin Martins, and connects multiple generations of partiers.

Mr. McCartney heard praise for his songs -- and some performances -- from President Obama and from multiple generations of pop, jazz, country and classical musicians.

The training sessions were reportedly filled to capacity with a diverse turnout of different ethnicities and multiple generations, emblemizing the transcendence of outrage over carelessness for black life from black problem to American problem.

JAX and other labs making new mouse strains have long relied on a laborious multistep process that involves genetically altering mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells, injecting them into an embryo, and breeding multiple generations of animals.

Though Blume is playing it a bit coy, releasing scant scraps by way of the novel's details, we do know that the plot unfolds around a series of suspicious plane crashes and will involve multiple generations of characters and story lines.