Sentence examples for generations and which is from inspiring English sources
DST applies the notion of inheritance to any developmental resource that is reliably present in successive generations, and which is part of the explanation of the similarity between generations (Griffiths & Gray 2001).
Darwin himself was in a sense a "nurturist": it was the environment, after all, with all of its threats, possibilities and complications, that in his theory ultimately determined which traits were "successful" and passed on to future generations, and which were not.
generations of wealth – and which is unfortunately an intensely materialistic classs.
The latter group allowed her to determine which social processes are unique to second generation groups and which are common to urban youth in general.
This approach was deemed as being best adapted to the goals of the scenario generation process and which were to assess opportunities and constraints of SRC over a 20-year time period with respect to existing local goals.
The piece is about the loss of community, identity and a collective politics which inspired generations of people and which was wiped out almost overnight for ideological reasons.
But is it really the fault of millennials, or of the older generation my generation which has been in charge and which was supposed to act like adults?
They are also keenly aware of the environmental challenges that face their generation and future generations, which is precisely why the role of technology is so critical and so interesting.
Central to this is the control of ATP generation and utilization, which is regulated by a complex myriad of enzymatic reactions controlling cellular metabolism.
An important part of the LLRF system is the local RF timing generation and distribution, which is also treated in the paper.
The experiments are carried out using a Picometrix© T-ray™ 4000 fiber-coupled THz time-domain spectrometer relying on photoconductive switches for THz generation and detection, which is detailed elsewhere21.
