Sentence examples for generational distance from inspiring English sources
Generational distance and inverted generational distance metrics are used for evaluation and assessment of the approximate solutions versus the exact (numerical) solutions.
The generational distance from World War II is obvious from the start.
Generational distance metric is used for evaluation and assessment of the approximate solutions versus the exact solutions.
They can also immerse their children in their native tongues, narrowing the generational distance typical in immigrant families.
The results obtained from using the optimisers are compared based upon the hypervolume (HV) and generational distance (GD).
To find an optimal parameter for Multi-Objective Particle Swarm Optimization (MOPSO), generational distance (GD), maximum spread, spacing, and diversity metrics are applied.
In the course of this extraordinary film by the German writer-director Fatih Akin (which won the best screenplay award in Cannes last year) children are lost, lost parents are never found, and generational and geographical distances grow wider.
(Sulcas) ★ 'Some Sweet Day' (Friday through Nov. 4) The guest curator Ralph Lemon has brought together three pairs of influential contemporary choreographers for this series at the Museum of Modern Art, revealing how their works converse across generational and geographical distances.
(Burke) ★ 'Some Sweet Day' (Friday through Thursday; through Nov. 4) The guest curator Ralph Lemon has brought together three pairs of influential contemporary choreographers for this series at the Museum of Modern Art, revealing how their works converse across generational and geographical distances.
A distance, partly generational, was palpable, between members of a certain establishment published by the right Paris houses and the motley others — the locals, the crime novelists, the filmmakers, the rappers, the English-speakers — who seemed to mingle quite nicely despite their differences.
In this novel about "the intersection of love and geography," as one character puts it, two women, an Irish flight attendant and a Canadian historian, surmount generational, cultural and even spiritual distances to pursue their relationship.
