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In 2018, a new generation of balls-to-the-wall chaos cinema ("Suspiria," "Hereditary") is emerging, mining bombastic scares for maximum impact.

Besides being cool to look at, the videos reported online today in Popular Science could help researchers design the next generation of soccer balls.

Mr. Jahnigen has developed a fifth generation of the ball, which is rounder than earlier versions.

England had, at last, found a batsman who could slot into the new generation of white ball cricketers; Buttler had shown the bat speed, imagination and fearlessness 21st-century one-day cricket demands.

There are two mechanisms implicated in the generation of pneumocephalus, "ball valve" and "inverted bottle".

Inspired by a generation of gifted ball-players, most notably Zbigniew Boniek, Polish football flourished in the mid 1970s and early 1980s - and twice the national team finished third at the World Cup within the space of just eight years.

A generation of solid-core balls was introduced in the nineteen-seventies, but players didn't use them.

But he said several new projects were nearing fruition, as well as a new generation of the Flying Ball.

Belgium Ventiel has launched its latest generation of split body ball valves designed for the chemical, petrochemical and pulp and paper industries.

From the initial 15 seed clinics identified through the CHFN, three generations of snow-ball sampling took place, at which point the sample was saturated.

Get ready for the next generation of playing with your balls.