Sentence examples for since the next generation from inspiring English sources
Since the next generation receives a small inheritance, their members make more effort and the wealth of the family increases again.
Since the Next Generation Air Transportation System was implemented, complaints about noise from residents living below the flight paths have increased dramatically.
Since the next generation sequencing allows the samples to be sequenced at a greater depth, we used considerably larger datasets.
We sequenced each pool once technically since the next generation sequencing data are highly replicable with relatively little technical variation [ 33].
Since the next generation sequencing technology is well-developed and the related cost is reducing, the real target genes of a specific miRNA in a given context can be identified by sequencing the RNA products generated using the immunoprecipitated Argonaute protein-RNA complex [ 45].
The charts have since included the next generation of streaming services as each were launched, with the standalone Streaming Songs chart launched in January last year (which also influences Hot 100 standings).
Everton and makeup designers Michael Westmore, Scott Wheeler, and Jake Garber wanted to upgrade the pasty white look the Borg had retained since The Next Generations second season, born out of a need for budget-conscious television design.
Note that, since most of the next generation wireless network standards require transmission in high speed environments, time-variant frequency-selective multipath assumption should be considered rather than time-invariant frequency-selective multipath assumption.
The cancellation marked the first time new Star Trek episodes would not appear on television in 18 years, since Star Trek: The Next Generation premiered.
In fact, since the 1980s (before The Next Generation even went on the air), it has been possible to "print" objects.
The sixth richest country on earth now has half a million people dependent on food banks; wages haven't fallen for so long since the Victorian era; the next generation faces being poorer for the first time in a century.
