Sentence examples for generation matches from inspiring English sources
As a result, the rate of bubble generation matches the rate of the floating up process for bubbles, including accounting for their growth due to the coagulation process.
Both of these energy markets have a reliance on gas generation matching the proliferation of wind power.
ED is an important task in the power system operation, which aims to allocate power generation match load demand at minimal possible cost while satisfying all the units and system constraints [1, 2, 3].
That, plus the country's excellent medical records and the willingness of many people to donate their DNA to the cause, has allowed the firm to follow haplotype blocks down the generations, matching them to the diseases people have reported to their doctors.
Regardless, the intensity of the methylation increase was highly reproducible and the patterns from both generations matched perfectly.
The Innovation Bureau in Seoul is extending the concept of collectively using expensive resources: "generation sharing" matches elderly people who have a spare room with students who need a place to stay and are willing to help out with housework.The most striking thing about these institutions, however, is their willingness to experiment.
They argued that their tsunami generation theory matches the data better than the conventional tsunami generation theory.
Surprisingly, the second generation even matches the economic success of Americans overall, while graduating from college at higher rates than the U.S. average.
Line crosses can detect additive, dominant and epistatic genetic effects of any kind as long as the number of generation means matches or exceeds the number of genetic effects to be estimated.
No ballet choreographer of his generation can match his imaginative use of the classical vocabulary.
