Sentence examples for early generations from inspiring English sources

This is particularly true in early generations of GP since the chance to generate bad scheduling heuristics are very high.

In general, the correlation was high (over 0.8) except in early generations for scenarios with a low d.

In general, our result indicates that we have achieved a stable solution within early generations.

We identified lines with breeding errors and cousin lines generated by splitting incipient lines into two or more cousin lines at early generations of inbreeding.

You should clench your teeth, as the pious early generations did.

And as the platform matures, some of the downsides of the early generations will disappear.

Early generations are usually wingless, but by the third generation winged individuals appear.

The Salafis believe that the only true path is to follow the practices of the early generations of Muslims – literally.

"By corruption, the early generations meant excessive private interests influencing the exercise of public power," Teachout writes.

CANNIBALISM ON ICE The early generations of polar travelers bought one another's autobiographies, and then complained about the texts.

The early generations of digital projectors, which first appeared in the 1980s, were not sufficiently bright for stage use.