Sentence examples for subject of generation from inspiring English sources

(3) Matter is the subject of generation and corruption and has the property of being an incomplete and imperfect thing in potency to being a complete thing.

In The Problemes of Aristotle (1595) several questions and answers on the subject of generation and what might prevent it provided explanations for the barrenness of those who were fat.

Ashley Parker's well-written article acts as a nice antidote to the drivel that is usually written on the subject of Generations X and Y.

NO matter whether you think Al Gore should be the next president, give him this much: He has transformed the vice presidency, the subject of generations of derision, into more than the butt of jokes.

While automatic (or semiautomatic) hex-only mesh generation for complex geometries is an active subject of research, generation of an all hexahedral mesh for applications in electrophysiology requires nowadays more effort than hybrid or all-tet grids.

This year's TEDxBrighton conference is on the subject of "the generation gap".

The subject of model generation has received much attention as a complementary process to theorem proving.

Other speakers include poet Jane Yeh on the subject of second-generation poets in exile; Kelly Kanayama of Women Write About Comics; and journalist Robin Yassin-Kassab on his forthcoming book about the Syrian revolution.

While common bean has not been the subject of next-generation sequencing yet, the range of EST sequences found for the crop is a valuable source for further SNP discovery.

While Plato was regarded as a theologian and master of the metaphysical realities, Aristotle was seen as an investigator of the sublunar world subject to generation and corruption.

Conveying yet another model, Healthbank envisions health and illness as a matter of economic investment where the health data can be used to achieve profit: individuals and their records are themselves subjected to generation of profit.