Sentence examples for generation body from inspiring English sources

The timing on the U.S. Army's plan for next generation body armor, he suggests, is uncertain.

Ultrawideband communication is a promising technology for next generation body sensor networks due to its potential for both low power and large bandwidth, currently unavailable using conventional narrowband systems.

All types of requirements — paths, function generation, body guidance, correlation between members — may be given in this way, so that there is a unified method for treating any kind of synthesis.

($12,000 to $15,000) 1982 CAMARO INDY 500 PACE CAR -- The first year of the third-generation body style paced the Memorial Day race wearing attractive graphics.

($100,000 to $125,000) 1970 1/2 CAMARO Z28 -- A midyear introduction of the second-generation body style with the 360-horsepower LT-1 engine.

Recent support for this idea comes from studies [ 25, 26] that reported that strong interactions were important in two of the most famous long-term artificial selection experiments: the century long Illinois corn selection for oil and protein concentration [ 27] and the 50-generation body weight selection experiment in the Virginia chicken lines [ 28].

King remembers a baby sitter, Eula-Beulah, in terms of cruelty, torture and the abundant generation of body gas.

C6 Whinin' 'Bout Their Generation A body of literature -- call it boomer bashing -- has emerged from the trenches of American popular writing.

If you don't see the connection, first consider the new generation of body scanners being used at airports around the world.

While the shape is attractive over all, with an aggressive look missing from the last generation, the body is embellished with gratuitous gewgaws like plastic-feeling shark's teeth on air intakes ahead of the windshield.

The development came as airline industry chiefs warned it would be impossible to screen all travellers with a new generation of body scanners the government now wants introduced at airports.