Sentence examples for generation sharing from inspiring English sources
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.
Information generation, sharing, and expert analysis, play a great role in improving medical sciences.
2) The interconnection of MGs with tie-line facilitates the generation sharing when one of the MGs has supply demand mismatch.
In addition, we present a comprehensive comparative study of the recent advancements in secure key generation, sharing, and randomness extraction approaches on the basis of adversary, secret bit generation rate, energy efficiency etc.
The classroom contexts can model the generation, sharing and evaluation of evidence, and experimental procedures carried out by students, thereby promoting not only some contemporary cultural norms in scientific practice but also enabling the learning of criteria, standards, and heuristics that scientists use in making decisions on scientific methods.
In order to take into account all the mechanisms of knowledge generation, sharing and re-use, DOCK is based on the hypothesis that efficient modelling of human organizations, by highlighting their roles, collaborations, skills, goals and knowledge, will help the KBS designer to specify an adapted knowledge-based system.
The shocking thing about Joe Meek's lethal self-hatred is how many gay men of his generation shared the impulse.
Mr Farage, whose party hopes to achieve a dramatic swing to capture the safe Tory seat, said many of Mr Helmer's generation shared his views.
In a 1979 study, when I asked undergraduates to describe themselves, they focused on the commonalities their generation shared, like being materialistic or career oriented.
John Collington, government chief procurement officer, is the senior responsible officer for the government's shared services programme and has been tasked with drafting its next generation shared services strategy.
"The Cabinet Office now estimates that the centres will deliver savings of around £484m in total by 2023-24, whicomparesres unfavourably with the anticipated £300m to £400m a year savings set out in the next generation shared services strategy in 2012".
