Sentence examples for haze generation from inspiring English sources

Further investigation of genetics underlying mouse strain variation could provide insight into the corneal wound healing and haze generation processes.

Part of that precision means dismissing any sort of Tom Brokaw-like "greatest generation" haze and noting that there were really two generations of 1776, an older cohort that included men like George Washington and Samuel and John Adams, and a younger group that came of age with the Revolution, including Alexander Hamilton and James Madison.

These results indicate that mouse strain must be considered in designing experiments and interpreting the results of experiments in which corneal haze and myofibroblast generation is studied in mice.

His legacy will linger for generations in the haze of toxic smog blanketing our once-pristine forests.

There's a sense of generations passing in a haze of crisp formalities, with decades of unexpressed emotions left to accumulate, like dust on a snoozing duchess.

BioShock came out early in the life cycle of the previous generation of consoles, back in the distant haze of summer 2007.

The leap to all-graphene structures which have a high transparency would enable the development of a new generation of transparent photovoltaic devices which do not suffer from haze.

(When Di Paolo phoned Manny on his deathbed, he asked, "Who gets the Lexus?") After Noam took over, a new generation of comedians changed the tone at the table: less hazing and more cell phones, but the same desire for sanctuary.

And with that status came an influence which cannonballed us out of the sugar-haze daydream of John Hughes movies and into the sharp cynicism of the slacker generation.

The long exposure time created a flesh-colored, bodyless haze in front of the building, an aura that seems to evoke the collective breath of generations.

To earlier generations, high school hazing meant scavenger hunts, wearing beanies or fetching doughnuts for upperclassmen.