Sentence examples for prodigious generation from inspiring English sources

In addition, the extracellular presence of PAD4 on NETs may further promote the prodigious generation of citrullinated antigens, because molecular structures involving the attachment of enzymes to DNA lattices have been shown to increase their catalytic activity enormously, and thereby form the basis of nano-machines or nano-factories, generating such autoantigens [ 34].

A visionary and mystic whose philosophy of moral passion permeates his plays, Shaw was also the most trenchant pamphleteer since Swift, the most readable music critic in English, the best theatre critic of his generation, a prodigious lecturer and essayist on politics, economics, and sociological subjects, and one of the most prolific letter writers in literature.

Rudolph was arguably the most prodigious architectural talent of his postwar generation, and an influential dean of the School of Architecture at Yale University.

JUDGING from its prodigious intake of Cognac, the hip-hop generation doesn't seem to share the White House's antipathy toward France.

Hague shared with the younger Pitt a prodigious childhood, recognition as one of the best orators of his generation, and a remarkably early accession to leadership of his party.

The capacity of a single multipotent mammary antecedent to reproduce mammary gland growth through multiple transplant generations is unprecedented and represents direct evidence of the prodigious reproductive potential of a single mammary stem cell in the gland of an aged multiparous mouse.

Some of these storytellers have prodigious memories and may with only slight variations carry on to a new generation hundreds of tales and traditions heard long ago.

Scenarios for the building of muon colliders or storage rings suitable for the generation of robust neutrino beams call for the generation of a prodigious quantity of pions.

In the British Museum, he became a legend to generations of readers and researchers for his extensive scholarship and prodigious memory.

The play is not for every day, or even every year, but only when, once in a generation, perhaps – Wolfit, Scofield – an actor of inherently epic imagination, matched by prodigious physical gifts, can touch its elemental power.

Now, six books into his career and regarded by many as his generation's greatest writer, the twice Booker-shortlisted 45-year-old is applying his prodigious eloquence to what he calls the most "straitjacketed" form: Twitter.