Sentence examples for generation of the class from inspiring English sources

"To have, in the first generation of the class, two boats that are this close in performance over a wide variety of conditions is quite unbelievable," said Dean Barker, Team New Zealand's understated skipper.

We note that M K ( 2 ) ( 1, 0 ) = M K (see [4]), so the class M K ( k ) is a generation of the class MK.

9 Many comparative efficacy studies have been published on 5-HT3 receptor antagonists as each new generation of the class was developed.

It generates the first class of the final result and contributes to the generation of the classes of the final result.

Anna Quindlen refused to apologize on behalf of her generation to the class of 2011 at Grinnell College, saying that although things look bleak, she remained optimistic that the current graduates had the power to create a country that "makes a whole lot more sense".

A generation of the managerial class was wiped out, creating challenges for the country when it achieved independence in 1960.

Mr. Hubbert did not say exactly what they would produce at the plant, but described it as "the next generation" of the M-Class.

Dieter Zetsche, the chief executive of Daimler, made clear that the company felt no such shyness about the next generation of the A-Class, unveiled Monday on the eve of the Geneva auto show.

Daimler said it would be some time before the company could bring the car to series production, but it could probably be included in the next generation of the S-Class.

Earlier this year, to clear its inventory, Mercedes-Benz USA offered cash rebates of up to $100,000 on the 57 and 62. Far from abandoning the chauffeur-friendly segment in which the Maybach was intended to compete, particularly with Rolls-Royce and Bentley, Daimler has pinned its ultraluxury ambitions on the next generation of the S-Class, the flagship sedan from Mercedes-Benz.

The results show that, even under this assumption, HGT can prevent the operation of Muller's ratchet by causing a continual generation of the least-loaded class (i.e., genomes with the least number of deleterious mutations) from more-loaded classes.