Sentence examples for of a subsequent generation from inspiring English sources

She is one of the unquestioned giants of French cinema, up there with Moreau, Deneuve and, of a subsequent generation, Adjani and Huppert.

The Uses of Literacy caught the experience of a subsequent generation of scholarship boys, far bigger than his own, who had graduated from grammar schools since the 1944 Education Act.

The Nuremberg war trials of the Nazi elite in the late 1940's, for instance, failed to purge Germany's postwar administration of former supporters of Hitler, said Mr. Garton Ash, paving the way for the protests of a subsequent generation that the so-called de-Nazification of German society had not gone far enough.

The essence of this long-discussed strategy for spreading a genetic trait, such as disease resistance, is to bias inheritance so that more than the expected half of a subsequent generation inherits it.

The term "postfeminist" is now in use for a subsequent generation of artists who pursue some of the ideas and interests of the earlier period.

It caused a great stir among poets of a slightly older generation (Lowell, Jarrell, Bishop), as their letters demonstrate, and was a key book for a subsequent generation of aspiring poets, as my memories of creative writing classes taken in the 70's attest.

Since SSCs are the only stem cells in the adult male body capable of eventually transmitting information to a subsequent generation, it is crucial that these cells are genetically identical to their in vivo counterparts.

We model the evolutionary dynamics of mitochondrial mutations in the cytoplasm of a single cell by a Wright Fisher process (Wright, 1931), in which the number of mitochondria in a subsequent generation is a binomial sample of the mitochondria in the previous generation.

However, abundance of shikimate was similar in a subsequent generation of aerial shoots derived from crown buds of treated and untreated plants, suggesting EPSPS is no longer inhibited or abundance of shikimate initially observed in crown buds dissipated over time.

By means of cyclic voltammetry study at platinum, gold and graphite electrodes, it is shown that the addition of chitin to a mixed solvent system acetonitrile/dimethylacetamide with the presence of LiCl, leads to the appearance of a quasi-reversible oxidation step and a subsequent generation of coated surfaces, indicating a direct electron ejection from this biopolymer.

A subsequent generation of programmes targeting out-of-work welfare recipients has combined financial incentives with a variety of employment related services aimed at helping the recipients find and retain jobs.