Sentence examples for generation shifted from inspiring English sources
You knew it was time to change brands when Pepsi became the new cool, and a generation shifted.
We use an auxiliary lattice every half generation, shifted by half a lattice site, as shown in Figure A1.
The closure of the two stations was put down largely to the generating equipment becoming outdated, and the preferred choice of fuel for electricity generation shifting from coal toward oil, gas and nuclear power.
"I think what you're seeing now is sort of the next generation shift where you're going to have us standing on the shoulders of the civil rights generation," he said.
The company is pitching this as a "once in a generation" shift in human-computer interfaces.
Thalmic is pitching this as a "once in a generation" shift in human-computer interfaces.
(H_{l,n}) is the element at the lth row and nth column of the (N_{l}times N_b) generation shift factor matrix (varvec{H}).
(1 where ∆Fl-k is change in total transmission flow between buses l and k; Al-k,i is generation shift distribution factor (GSDF) related to line connecting buses l and k caused by generation changes in bus i; ∆G i is change in total generation in bus i; r is index of reference bus.
First, we introduce our prior result [23], the following Proposition 1, in which the shadow price associated with the congested transmission line is written as a function of the energy costs of marginal units and their corresponding generation shift factors related to the congested line.
Our analysis suggests that the evolution of an industry's knowledge base along a technological trajectory is not a unidirectional process of gradual refinement: the focus of knowledge generation shifts over time between different sub-systems in a highly sequential pattern, whose order is strongly influenced by the design hierarchy.
However, these should be in line with both the generation shift and existing laws defining retirement age and regulating the maximum amount of working hours authorized for physicians.
