Sentence examples for numbers of generations from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the fuel cycle code ORION is used to model the recycle of light water reactor (LWR -produced TRUs in LWR -producedum-cooled fasTRUsactors (SFRs) over 1–5 generatinns of reactors, which is sufficient to infer generaLWRsnclusions for higher numbers of generandons.

SILs were generated by sequential backcrossing for variable numbers of generations (usually more than eight) and then typically made homozygous.

Translating the number of nematode generations into actual (chronological) time is problematic due to uncertainties in the numbers of generations experienced by Panagrolaimus in the wild – a general problem for nematodes [ 36].

A sensitivity analysis was performed for major parameters such as the numbers of generations, population sizes and probability of crossover and mutation, in order to determine a good fitness level and convergence for optimum solutions.

A challenge in a different direction is understanding how Darwinian evolution can evolve complex mechanisms in the numbers of generations and with population sizes that have apparently been available on earth.

The numbers of generations and population are, respectively 30 and 100.

Resemblances generally fade as the number of generations between you and your ancestors increases.

This continues for some number of generations n.

Manufacturing of transportation fuels incorporates a number of generations of technology, viz.

If they are not, the trait would vanish after a prescribed number of generations.

"It will take a number of generations to truly transform the schools," Ms. Vizcarrondo-Desaid said.