Sentence examples for notion of generation from inspiring English sources

I listened to and participated in conversations ranging from discussing the launch of a new technology that cleans the air; to behavioral economics; to the problems brick-and-mortar retailers have with "show rooming"; to the notion of Generation World (shameless plug).

In fact, it grabbed a hold of the notion of generations and twisted it into something special: a generation of the now.

Micro-generation is defined as a notion of simultaneous generation of both heat and power in an individual dwelling.

In the MLT, wavelet (Figure 2) profiles show clear downward propagation of the ISO peak amplitude supporting the notion of its generation by dissipation of the upward propagating waves.

Unlike in the standard approach, where the irreversibilities are derived from the balance equation for exergy and thus are addressed inexactly, the criterion function based on the notion of entropy generation, introduced in this paper, improves second law analysis of turbocharged engines by accounting for a direct description of the system internal irreversibilities.

The notion of free generation should be familiar to students of logic.

Indeed, Mr Penrice even challenges the notion of fifth generation jets, insisting it is a term that seems to be mainly used for marketing purposes.

While this doesn't have to translate into the notion of a generation suddenly worshipping Thatcher's ghost, it does show that on at least certain issues, the Conservatives are closer than they think to the generation that's escaped from them.

"The whole notion of cohesive generations is nonsense". Here are some of the other responses.

Benn did not reject the notion of future generations of his family having "a silver spoon".

Particularly helpful in this regard is the notion of three "generations" of human rights advanced by the French jurist Karel Vasak.