Sentence examples for at three generations from inspiring English sources
Muscle activity, work postures and movements were assessed for neck/shoulders and upper limb by direct technical measurements at three generations of production lines.
I last saw Mary Stott in Blackheath busy fixing contemporary family photos into old albums so that "the grandchildren will be able to look at three generations".
The main concert, "New York, New Music, New Hall," inside the renovated hall, was presented as a look at three generations of new-music ensembles and the composers they are drawn to, beginning with the youngest, Alarm Will Sound, and moving backward through the Bang on a Can All-Stars to the venerable Steve Reich and Musicians.
Centering around the upper-middle-class couple Dre (played by Anthony Anderson and Bow Tracee Ellis Rossss), Black-ish looks at three generations of blackness from the top-down.
Billy Bob Thornton, USA/Russia (North American Premiere) Jayne Mansfield's Car is a funny, poignant and searching look at three generations of fathers and sons in the South during the tumultuous '60s.
The University of Michigan study, by Susan M. Dynarski and Martha J. Bailey, looked at two generations of students, those born from 1961 to 1964 and those born from 1979 to 1982.
Prof Rebecca Hardy and colleagues looked at five generations of Britons and reported their findings in the journal PLOS Medicine.
To satisfy our curiosity, we looked at two generations of survey data from the American National Election Study.
The higher average titers in Wolbachia mosquitoes, however, were only significant at five generations, but not at fourteen generations after treatment (p<0.00001 and p>0.05, respectively; ANOVA).
To remove these differences in pedigree depth, the pedigree was cut off at seven generations for all individuals.
