Sentence examples for the precedent generation from inspiring English sources
Each step of the simulation corresponds to a discrete generation and each genotype of the current generation is drawn by considering the allele frequency in the precedent generation.
He simply drew on the precedents of generations of officials whose policy against the Central Asian tribes had been to play them off against each other and to whom commercial considerations were somewhat petty matters; he did not comprehend the significance of the British demands for free trade and international equality, which were based on their concept of a commercial empire.
Then there are the precedents: among his generation (and his commercial and critical peers), both Bob Dylan and Neil Young have produced books that steered well clear of the traditional rock volume.
Organizations like these have set the precedent for recruiting a new generation to run for office.
The precedent has been set.
But there is the precedent.
"The precedent was set," Lupe Fiasco said.
"President Bush set the precedent, and it was the wrong precedent".
"And I was unhappy about the precedent.
But the precedent is not heartening.
