Sentence examples for range of generations from inspiring English sources

The six teams span a broad range of generations, nationalities and architectural points of view.

Alumni from a range of generations say they are baffled by today's college culture.

But Mr. Fallon said he preferred living among a range of generations.

Standing under a mural of the singer as brass and guitar players blasted out his best-loved tracks to surrounding crowds, Chris Hall and his niece Tallula Barrett represented two of a range of generations who were impacted by the singer's life and work.

Therefore, food education involves a wide range of generations, from children to the elderly, and also involves a wide range of concerns such as the awareness of various aspects of food, health, the environment, and the local community.

The George F. Baker professor of administration and dean of the faculty at the Harvard Business School, Jay Light has educated business leaders across the world and across a range of generations.

100 cases of faults are tested to verify the performance of the proposed algorithm: 1) 63 cases of line faults, including single-line-to-ground, double-line-to-ground, three-phase short, and double-line short; 2) 22 cases of generator trip, with the range of generation between 510 2400 MVA; 3) 15 cases of load shedding, with the range of load between 210 360 MVA.

"We'll continue to diversify our investment in new and existing plant as we firmly believe that it's important to have a broad range of generation assets as we move to lower carbon technologies.

Using larger R, the stability region is enlarged (i.e., the system can operate in a wider range of generation probabilities σ without exceeding undesired system states).

It adds: "With a range of generation sources within its own borders and elsewhere, a continuing UK would not be obliged to purchase energy from an independent Scottish state".

Autonomous droop-based control was primarily developed to cover integration of a wide range of generation technologies that are geographically dispersed and may connect or disconnect at anytime during islanded operation.