Sentence examples for foundation generation from inspiring English sources

In the flock of INRA Guadeloupe, the pedigree of each animal was available since the foundation generation was established in 1979.

Implementation of the GS and conventional breeding strategies, in which both selection lines were derived from the same foundation generation of a real elite purebred layer chicken population.

In the foundation generation of the base population (g0), 6001 equally spaced SNPs per chromosome were simulated for 500 individuals, with allele frequencies of 0.5 and in linkage and Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

Correction for error at the subject-day level provides a foundation for generation of subject-specific daily soil ingestion distributions and for linking behavior to soil ingestion.

The bedrock of the recipe, he said, is a poundcake foundation invented generations ago and passed down.

She settled on one inspired by Bootsy Collins, the trend-setting bass player for Parliament-Funkadelic, the band that laid the foundation for generations of rappers.

He said Mitt Romney and Paul D. Ryan would "turn this fiscal mess around, get people back to work and set our country on a strong foundation for generations to come".

With its acquisitions of Pixar, Marvel and, last year, Lucasfilm, Disney has spent billions to acquire others' intellectual property, and what Disney hopes will be the foundation of generations of future blockbusters.

The social and literary ambitions of those first "new journalists" had a lasting impact on journalism, providing a foundation for generations of investigative and literary reporters and editors who believed in factual, socially committed, and lively journalism including the New Journalists of the 1960s.

In Part One of the series we start to learn how genre purveyors like DJ Tameil, Tim Dolla, and Mike V all joined forces to lay the first bricks that would serve as the future foundation for generations of young artists to build upon-helping to spread the Jersey Club phenomenon worldwide.

This philosophy is deeply imbedded in our societies as knowledge is the building foundation of each generation and ultimately knowledge growth is the inheritance of future generations.