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It was the '54 generation that kind of made the country become alive again after World War II.

Woodstock was once the Valhalla for aspiring hippies everywhere -- a name that invoked the ideals of a generation of make-love-not-war activists.

The survival of Saddam Hussein or a generation of Iraqis made bitter by the indifference of western nations which are running daily raids in "self defence"?

The environmental benefits may be even greater from the next generation of ethanol, made from cellulosic sources such as wastes from wood and plants.

Cédric Carrié and Matthieu Biais Recently developed, the new generation of PUDs made real the concept of an ultrasonic stethoscope.

Today's CAD/CAM technique allows for the generation of custom made 3D anatomically identical bone pieces out of different materials for immediate bone substitution.

These days a new generation of wetsuits makes it easier to spend hours in the ocean -- regardless of the season or the latitude -- without hindering movement.

I recently joined forces with opera singer Andrew Staples to rethink the classical concert experience and tackle a new generation of opera making.

Later systems parameterized the generation of sound, making a library of speech fragments unnecessary.

The second generation of cells make use of cheap semiconductor thin films deposited on substrates to produce low-cost devices of lower efficiency.

Factor Xa plays a central role in the generation of thrombin, making it a novel target for treatment of arterial thrombosis.