Sentence examples for because the generation of from inspiring English sources
The UI-reforming showed greater long-term stability than non-UI reforming because the generation of carbon precursors was suppressed.
Meyer claims that Freudian techniques have retained credibility in France because the generation of 1968 has raised them to the level of an 'untouchable dogma'.
He can understand because "the generation of white South Africans to which I belong, and the next generation, and perhaps the generation after that too, will go bowed under the shame of the crimes that were committed in their name".
This is partly because the generation of postwar composers whose appearances made the early festivals so memorable has all but gone, but also because, in those days, festival audiences had a sense of a shared purpose.
Another issue is represented by traffic uncertainty: body sensors may produce data at a variable rate that is not exactly known in advance, for example because the generation of data is event-driven.
Art-viewers respond strongly to art because the generation of art is guided by unconscious activities.
The bearing capacity in short term conditions is limited because of the generation of excess pore water pressure as soon as the initial loads are applied.
Deregulation is actually a misnomer for the restructuring of the power industry, because only the generation of electricity was freed from strict government controls, beginning in 1992.
However, gamma-irradiation decreases the degree of graphitization of the nanotubes because of the generation of defects in the carbon atom lattice and produces an amorphous structure through knock-on displacements and sputtering of carbon atoms.
