Sentence examples for remote generations from inspiring English sources

"We plant trees," Emerson wrote, "we build stone houses, we redeem the waste, we make prospective laws, we found colleges and hospitals, for remote generations.

This is the 35% levy that applies, on top of estate or gift tax, to assets given to grandchildren and more remote generations (or to trusts for their benefit).

The pedigree revealed no close inbreeding, but the parents shared ancestors in generation 7 and more remote generations.

Holstein calves often have one or more individuals shared by their parents in remote generations due to the intensive use of certain breeding lines.

This paper presents a methodology to determine the locational transmission capacity reserve required to provide additional transmission transfer capability to access remote generation.

The locational transmission capacity reserve is defined as the additional transmission capacity required to deliver the electrical power from remote generation to supply the load demand in a generation deficit area (load dominant area), i.e. through the inter-tie lines.

In some generation deficit areas that rely heavily on inter-tie lines to access remote generation from neighboring areas, a stringent deterministic security rule such as the N−1−G criterion in which a loss of single transmission component together with a loss of critical local generating unit is considered [12, 13].

However, the method presented in [12] only aims at determining the additional transmission capacity required as the reserve for accessing the remote generation to secure the system load based solely on the reliability standpoint while ignoring other relevant technical and economic considerations.

Remote future generations cannot exercise such an influence on presently living people, and in this sense the power-relation between present generations and remote future generations is radically asymmetrical: remote future people do not even have the potential for exercising such power over presently living people.

3. Partly due to these features as well as the unchangeable asymmetry in power-relations between currently living people and remote future generations, currently living people's compliance with their obligations to remote future people is likely to be less reliable.

Thermoelectric devices have gained importance in recent years as viable solutions for applications such as spot cooling of electronic components, remote power generation in space stations and satellites etc.