Sentence examples for generation gain from inspiring English sources

The effect of delay on several properties of nonlinear systems such as harmonic generation, gain compression/expansion and desensitisation is studied by considering the example of a Duffing oscillator with retarded damping.

Patients who have ever been prescribed either antidepressants or antipsychotics (first or second generation) gain more weight during their incarceration compared to the population that has no history of being prescribed these type of agents (i.e., offenders who are prescribed other medications or no pharmacotherapy).

We hypothesized the following: 1. Patients who have ever been prescribed either antidepressants or antipsychotics (first or second generation) gain more weight during their incarceration compared to the population that has no history of being prescribed these type of agents (i.e., offenders who are prescribed other medications or no pharmacotherapy).

"My hope is that [the show] will help our younger generation gain a better understanding how America responded to this disease at its onset," the curator explains to The Creators Project.

In recent years, renewable energy generation gains rising attention due to the lack of traditional resources.

Seven years later, these same technologies comprised 56percentt of generation capacity as natural gas and renewable generation gained significant share [2].

When John Berger's Ways of Seeing came out in 1972, an entire generation gained access to an often elitist and insular art world.

40,000 people found Thriller to be the Best Album of all time by MTV Generation, gaining a third of all votes.

Upon its release in March 1986, A New Generation gained mostly negative critical attention; some of its key elements received comparisons to the German legend Faust and J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan.

Ty Burr of the Boston Globe called the film "crassly funny, not entirely irrelevant" and said it "represents something of a watershed: the moment when all those Judd Apatow bad boys tremble on the edge of maturity, look back, and see the soulless face of a younger generation gaining on them".

Many of us will suffer at our end, and for years beforehand; but, I would maintain, we have a duty to tolerate our suffering as a sacrifice for the respect our society has learned to accord to life generally: only through coping with and witnessing our suffering will rising generations gain true respect for the miracle of conception and all that follows it.