Sentence examples for vigorous generation from inspiring English sources

I was transfixed by John F. Kennedy and how the torch had been passed to a new generation -- a vigorous generation characterized by Jackie and Caroline and John-John playing in the Oval Office.

At pH 7.4 a vigorous generation of nitric oxide from sodium nitroprusside occurs which further in favorable conditions viz aerobic conditions and aqueous solution react with oxygen and convert to nitrite ions, that can be appraised by Griess reagent.

Vigorous gas generation in the presence of chlorinated solvents, which are categorized as volatile organic contaminants (VOCs), may cause gas exsolution, ebullition and stripping of the contaminants from the treatment zone.

Possible reasons for both are due to violent processes like vigorous vapor generation, where the nanoparticles are detached (are not deposited on anymore) from the heated surface causing the number of microsized cavities to increase, which then decreases the wall superheat, and perhaps due to the nanofluid particle deposits, are not ready to settle, respectively, during the transient time.

It may be speculated that early in the disease process a vigorous ROS generation may be desirable and important to restrain the infecting microorganisms.

Once the H2O2 solution comes in contact with the pellet at the bottom, vigorous bubble generation was observed (Video S1 in the ESI †).

While vigorous, the spontaneous generation debate had not been particularly divisive in terms of fundamental beliefs concerning origins; in the absence of blood ties between groups of different organisms, it was of no great consequence whether a mouse or a woodlouse could appear from inanimate matter or not.

Also, Nixon was forty-seven and Kennedy forty-three; they seemed young and vigorous, of a new generation.

Recall that the use of an alternating current in our experiment was proposed because the generation of vigorous magnetic agitation or "shaking" would help prevent clogging of the neck of the bottle, and thus ease the passage of FeO particles to the bottom chamber under gravity.

Women's right's crusader, Elizabeth Cady Stanton praised the bicycle's effects on women in 1895 when she wrote, "The bicycle will inspire women with more courage, self-respect and self-reliance and make the next generation more vigorous of mind and of body; for feeble mothers do not produce great statesmen, scientists, and scholars".

It has forced over a million people from their homes, and has undermined confidence in an economy that until recently was one of the most successful in Latin America.Many of the war's historical causes have been superseded: though far from perfect, Colombian democracy is more open and vigorous than it was a generation ago.