Sentence examples for ii generation of from inspiring English sources

The physiological characterization of the long-lived mutant shows a relationship of the yeast replicative aging process to two cellular processes that have also been found to determine aging in higher organisms: i) nutritional signaling through the highly conserved TOR pathway, and ii) generation of and defense against internally generated oxidative stress molecules (ROS).

Mr. Taussig coached and accompanied such luminaries from the post-World War II generation of German repertory singers as Hans Hotter, Christa Ludwig, Hermann Prey and Leonie Rysanek.

In a horizontal perspective, which are the differences between the professional inclusion of the II generation of immigrants and of the Italians of the same age?

His influence was particularly marked on the post-World War II generation of Italian authors; a landmark film of the Neorealist cinema movement, Luchino Visconti's Terra trema (1948; The Earth Trembles), was based on Verga's novel I malavoglia.

Our main purpose therefore has been to answer to the questions: in a vertical perspective, which are the differences between the professional inclusion of the I and of the II generation of immigrants?

His reputation was established with his Royal Court Theatre production of John Osborne's Look Back in Anger (1956), the play that became the representative work of Britain's post-World War II generation of "Angry Young Men".

2. Write the script of a documentary on the post-World War II generations of "Baby Boomers," "Generation X," and "Generation Y".

After World War II, generations of Germans, at least in the western part of the country, learned that Hitler's acts and German pride were incompatible.

Among the post-World War II generations of Koreans, a desire to surpass Japan — and fear that they could once again be subjugated by a larger neighbor — remains a powerful driving force.

Since World War II, generations of parents, women's and anti-poverty groups, labour and other allies, have fought for a national, high-quality, affordable and accessible childcare system in Canada (Friendly and Prentice 2009).

In 1960 John F. Kennedy became the first of what we now call the World War II generation to be elected President of the United States.