Sentence examples for terms of generation from inspiring English sources

I guess they do overlap in terms of generation......

But there seemed to be little in terms of generation gap.

Any increase in production activities usually leaves strong impact on environment in terms of generation of pollutants (both air and water).

The transition from strengthening to softening is explained in terms of generation and grain boundary diffusion controlled annihilation of lattice dislocations at grain boundaries.

The tested two-interconnected AGC model incorporates nonlinearities in terms of generation rate constraint (GRC) and a limiter on the integral control value.

The Gada system has been discussed in detail by Asmarom Legesse and Marco Bassi (Legesse 1973; 2006; Bassi 2005 .16 Gada organized the Borana society in terms of generation and age.

-- in terms of generations.

When Germans discuss the Second World War, they often do so in terms of generations.

Thinking in terms of generations is by no means peculiar to the field of art, but it is more common there than in literature or music.

The experience of Lazare Kaplan may serve as a warning that trading on a stock exchange may be a bad move for companies that think in terms of generations, not the next earnings statement.

Very few families move to Burkesville -- there's not one housing development under construction in the entire county -- and those already there tend to measure their nativeness in terms of generations rather than years.