Sentence examples for generation generation from inspiring English sources
I look around the room at ACT UP meetings and wonder if my whole generation generation is doomed.
The very high temperature gas-cooled nuclear reactor (VHTR) has been designated as one of the promising reactors that will serve for the Next Generation (Generation IV) Nuclear Plant.
The band must be bored with the xx comparisons, and although, along with Daughter and James Blake, they're part of the post-xx generation (Generation xx?), London Grammar argue it's more a case of them sharing similar influences than the direct effect of the xx.
As university instructors prepare to teach the current generation (Generation Y), a dire need exists to continue learning and acquiring effective tools in teaching design to reach a different generation, since most instructors grew up in the Baby Boomer Generation and the Generation X cultures.
There have been countless books and articles written on managing Millennials, but how will they perform as managers and mentors of the next generation, "Generation Z"?
The subjects were categorized into two groups based on their generation: generation Y: 15 29 years old (n = 120) and generation X: 36 52 years old (n = 120), as defined by Strauss and Howe [49, 50].
To avoid disaster, the current generation must be followed by the "re-generation generation".
Furthermore, changes in DNA methylation resulting from prenatal sGC exposure may underlie a number of metabolic, endocrine, and behavioral phenotypes that have been identified after such exposure in F1, F2, and third-generation generation offspring.
Assessing the possibility of intergenerational transmission requires studying at least three generations: generation 1 (generationation 2 (G2) and generation 3 (G3).
And it is my generation – Generation Y – that is suffering.
As each generation misunderstands the next, the flashpoint today is the belief among many managers of my generation, Generation X, that these happy, glib youngsters are arrogant and entitled.
