Sentence examples for generation changes from inspiring English sources

When sudden load or generation changes happen in microgrids, dynamic balancing strategy regulates setpoints of generators or controllable loads to reduce the mismatch during the transient state.

Every generation reinvents itself; every generation changes the world – but this was a revolution.

Mr. El-Erian adds, "We always knew that Pimco would have to navigate the generation changes".

Cambodia and Laos stayed loyal to French, but diplomats from Southeast Asia think it is only a matter of time before a younger generation changes that.

This was taken as arrogant, she says, and people have asked her how she will feel when a younger generation changes it all again.

The first of three digits gives a rough indication of the size of a car – a one or a two at the beginning means a small car, five or six means a big one – while the final digit indicates model generation changes; the 305 was the direct replacement for the 304, for example.

I find this generation change in attitude refreshing.

And that may help each new generation change the world.

"I think it's a generation change," he says.

However, a generation change can happen awfully fast in the Internet age, as the switch to Java has shown.

"I don't think one loss should be an indication that it's a generation change or South African cricket is in trouble.