Sentence examples similar to producing the generation from inspiring English sources

This was the late 1960s, a time of cultural and political protest that produced the generation that dominated German politics during Social Democrat Gerhard Schröder's chancellorship.

Ferguson regenerated the Old Trafford youth system which produced the generation of Giggs, Scholes and Beckham and, most spectacularly, signed Cristiano Ronaldo for £12m and sold him at £80m.

Rather, selection involves change in the average properties of the entire population as a non-random subset of each generation producing the next generation.

The mating schemes of producing the next generation are random, and they may vary from one generation to the next.

In the stage of producing the next generation, the proposed algorithm keeps k as the best feasible solution of the current generation to include in the next generation.

Penn assumes this burden to fulfill its core mission, producing the next generation of professors.

The country may play a key role in producing the next generation of biofuels.

And, far from producing the new generation of pop star that Simon Cowell has been crowing about for months, it'll produce the next Joe McElderry.

Paul Jackson from the research company Forrester says Intel's biggest problem isn't producing the next generation of chips but that "the Atom has done fantastically well".

"One is having children here, educating and training them and producing the next generation of workers.

From the previous section, the algorithm has selected some solutions to represent the first population for producing the next generation.