Sentence examples for prolific generation from inspiring English sources

These experiments showed that ground-level cosmic rays consist of two components: a "soft" component which is capable of prolific generation of multiple particle events, and a "hard" component which is capable of traversing great thicknesses of lead.

Throughout the nineteen-seventies, Styron and Mailer were working on ambitious books like "Sophie's Choice" and "The Executioner's Song, Thomas Pynchonn was breaking new ground with "Gravity's Rainbow," and a prolific new generation of black women Toni Cade Bambara, Gayl Jones, Alice Walker, Toni Morrison was claiming the public's imagination.

The SGS4's "prolific" uplink data generation usage is described as "consistent with the improved high-resolution 13-megapixel primary camera and the 2-megapixel front-facing camera".

Technology solutions can help to preserve some of the world's most prolific institutions for generations to come while maintaining historical or artistic integrity.

Indeed, New Grove calls him "one of the most prolific composers of his generation".

Since then, the band has pursued one of the more mercurial yet prolific careers of its generation.

We've been spoiled by a generation of prolific passing attacks led by surgical quarterbacks: Brady, Rodgers, Brees, the Mannings.

Most prolific was the next generation of translators.

Ryan McGinness is one of the most prolific artists of his generation.

Dick Gregory and Jerry Lewis were two of the funniest, most legendary and prolific entertainers of our generation and I bow to their genius.

The closest she comes to being another one of her generation's prolific sharers -- a la Taylor Swift, Nicki Minaj or the Kardashians -- is a curated Instagram feed, highlighting snapshots of her glamorous life.