Sentence examples for published generation from inspiring English sources

When Twenge first published "Generation Me," social media had not yet become ubiquitous.

In 2006, Twenge published "Generation Me: Why Today's Young Americans Are More Confident, Assertive, Entitled — and More Miserable Than Ever Before".

Coupland, now in his mid-forties, was a serious and fairly successful Vancouver artist; and then, in 1991, he published Generation X.

A decade ago Coupland published "Generation X," his clever first novel about a group of 20-somethings in Palm Springs, Calif.

With an empirical estimate, based on published generation times [37], [38] and genomic mutation rates [39] for C. jejuni, the scale bar would represent a period of 42,200 years (95% CI 2,690 661,000) and with the Ochman and Wilson method [35] the scale bar would represent 7.6 My [32].

As the quality of gene model annotation continues to improve and as more complete metabolic pathways are published, generation of future metabolomic models will become more and more accurate.

Coupland's first published novel, Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture (1991), describes the lives of three affluent, disaffected Californians in their 20s by way of a series of stories supplemented with cartoons and dictionary-style definitions of cultural buzzwords.

Unlike published tautomer generation models, this requires no particular rule set.

Our previously published second generation genetic map for the American mink (Neovison vison) has been used and redesigned in its best for genome-wide studies with maximum of efficiency.

For this analysis, we assumed the approximate mid-point of published quanta generation rates for influenza and rhinovirus, 67 q/hr and 5 q/hr, respectively.

With the unavailability of in vivo human pre-migratory PGC samples and transcriptomics data of those cells, we compared data from PGCLCs and iPSCs with published Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data sets of in vivo human PGCs from Gkountela et al (2013) and Nakaki et al (2013), and as a mouse counterpart, we used our own transcriptomics data of in vitro PGCLCs and EpiLCs.