Sentence examples for beyond the second generation from inspiring English sources
As we continue to troubleshoot our methods beyond the second generation of flies, we are looking forward to expanding our program and our capacity to implement biocontrol as a successful HWA management strategy in New York.
In two separate press releases, both Intel and Micron stated that 3D Xpoint technology development beyond the second generation of the technology will be performed independently.
Technology development beyond the second generation of 3D XPoint technology will be pursued independently by the two companies in order to optimize the technology for their respective product and business needs.
Interestingly, even though the primary sphere-forming capacity was comparable for non-irradiated control cells from both cell lines, we failed to propagate spheres from MCF-7 cells beyond the second generation.
He's less than impressed with Apple's latest offering and if he buys an iPad in the future it will be in 2011 or beyond (when the second generation comes out).
There is a certain inevitability to this, considering how the nation's growing Latino population includes many in the second generation and beyond who can tell or take a joke in English or Spanish.
Mr. Alfaro, who in performance and writing has brilliantly evoked the Chicano experience in Los Angeles, is acutely sensitive to the many layers of satisfying self-deception in the casual American formula "a nation of immigrants," which, to everyone of the second generation or beyond, means "all those other people".
As we move into the second generation and beyond, there will be many more crypto tokens using new consensus algorithms, new economic designs, and new security protocols.
"This means that, even if the second generation progresses beyond their parents, they still lag behind the rest of the population because they are starting from such low levels," says Mr Passel.
However, the survey found that, globally, only one third of firms successfully transition between generations, and only 5% continue to create shareholder value beyond the third generation.
