Sentence examples for generation of candidates from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Party, as a whole, must regroup and look for its next generation of candidates.

Virtually every Republican with statewide name recognition has decided against challenging Mr. Torricelli, offering a new generation of candidates the chance to grasp for the party's leadership.

But the veteran lawmaker said he feared Hong Kong's democratic camp would be fragmented and weakened by the emergence of a more radical younger generation of candidates.

Democrats are counting on Bennet to recruit a new generation of candidates who will broaden the appeal and geographic reach of the party.

The more likely reason for this observation was that most students before our more recent generation of candidates for president were likely to have been required to study the classics, a rule that was abolished in the 1960s and 70s.

According to Zibakalam they decided to invest in a new, young generation of candidates who are not necessarily reformists and hope that if they get to the parliament and the Assembly, at least some of them will gravitate towards reformism.

For the second screening, M3 generation of candidate mutants were harvested and used to evaluate their sensitivity to Al.

It takes the ability to escape from local optima mechanism of SA and fast searching and learning mechanism for guiding the generation of candidate solutions of MFO.

We suggest a new approach to the generation of candidate structures (decoys) for ab initio prediction of protein structures.

The last accepted candidate solution is then taken as the starting solution for the generation of candidate solutions in the next iteration.

This prunes most of the duplicates produced during the generation of candidate rules and reduces the storage of the support and confidence of rules in the same class.