Sentence examples for prior generation of from inspiring English sources

If we next consider earlier predictions using the prior generation of climate models, we see results below.

Whereas the prior generation of cave-owners consisted of "promoters", Mr Berdeaux likes to talk about things like "stewardship".

In some instances, the electrodeposition of metals onto electrodes may involve the prior generation of solvated metal atoms in the region of the outer Helmholtz plane.

The benefits of this next generation product automated load balancing, clustering of servers for the purpose of pooling resources, and failover have been acknowledged as a leap ahead of the prior generation of virtual machine management.

First the one that's working, making money, and replacing a prior generation of technology.

We've analyzed our statistics, and it has led to a pretty exciting discovery for us namely that we are causing a groundswell within a much larger audience than that addressed by the prior generation of career services.

"I think it's a conflict for prior generations of media professionals," said Forrester's McQuivey.

We cannot afford "the luxury of forgetting" what prior generations of Europeans have been through.

Mapping of weathered remnants of older exfoliation sheets on Twain Harte Dome revealed two prior generations of exfoliation (S3, S4 Fig. 2).

Prior generations of British hooligans have behaved in a similar anti-social fashion to today's troublemakers.

Similarly, community connections, which also helped connect and define prior generations of Americans, are slowly slipping away, often leaving people bereft of meaning and paths forward.