Sentence examples for wide generation from inspiring English sources

There is a wide generation gap between Mr. Whitman and Ms. Trockel.

Among immigrants, a wide generation gap exists regarding perceptions of life in Sweden.

The apparition of a wide generation of mineral powders industrially mastered (like silica fume and limestone filler) and organic products (particularly the superplasticizers and viscosity modifying agent) increases significantly the range of concrete rheological performance.

With looks of gleeful excitement, a wide-eyed generation of kindred spirits packed the Sahara Tent and raged to the rumbling bass of French electronic iconoclast Deorro, bounced to the overdrive beats of Serbian progressive house DJ Dirty South and lost their minds on the Outdoor Stage for Axwell / Ingrosso.

"Of course, I thought the students I knew were very good, but the wider generation?

Jaworski and Kohli (1993) define market orientation as "organization-wide generation of market intelligence pertaining to current and future needs of customers, dissemination of intelligence horizontally and vertically within the organization and organization wide action or responsiveness to market intelligence".

However, genome-wide generation of disruption mutants in M. loti, in addition to the set of S. meliloti, is also very valuable for several reasons.

This study takes a different, and complementary, approach to analysing the role that the genome-wide generation of genetic change plays in diversification.

6 The tests are quick to perform and can readily be applied to exome-wide or genome-wide next generation sequencing results on case control samples involving hundreds or thousands of subjects.

Here, using transcriptome wide next generation sequencing technology (Illumina) we identified key expression differences between different pigment morphs (normal, N; transitional, T; gold, G) in the same Midas cichlid species.

The combination of these reference maps and robust platforms for genome-wide data generation has introduced a new era in which studies of human disease are becoming feasible.