Sentence examples for over different generations from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith, noting that "lots of people have told the Lincoln story," said, "This at least feels to me like a fresh attempt to examine what is in some ways a never-ending story from multiple perspectives over different generations".
But just like the iPod and Zune battles, Apple has a significant advantage of coming to the market first and working all the kinks out over different generations.
The sum of these is greater than R since the reproduction number R is an average over different generations of infection within the household.
Exposure to early-stage risk factor or protective factor with long-term latency periods over different generations will introduce a cohort effect.
The control line was checked by in situ hybridisation before the experiment and was characterised as devoid of euchromatic copies of Osvaldo bearing two copies of Isis element (2F1d and 4F2b), with constant insertion profile over different generations.
Then, the MA is run and the data are over-sampled in different generations of the evolution, generating new patterns of the minimum sensitivity class (the class with the worst accuracy for the best RBFNN of the population).
Terayama seems to have a productive lack of regard for historical trends and for place — the book leaps all over, as if four different generations had stitched together their portraits to make a demented whole.
Mr. Brisseau's most obsessive subject is sex, particularly as it exercises its hypnotic influence over members of different generations, older men and younger women, and, more subversively, older women and younger men.
We aim to identify when such changes took place over the seven different generations of technological advances this industry has seen.
The influence of ethnicity can also be expected to vary over time and between different generations of immigrants.
We assume that the region assigned to a family has over the time influenced the different generations at multiple levels including social, cultural and genetic inheritance, so that transitivity and assortativity may further intensify the cultural and genetic density.
