Generations in sentence

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Let's stop this for the next generations.

These familiar particles also have less familiar second and third generations, which have the same charges as the first but have much higher masses.

Now, we can rotate this set of charges in seven dimensions and consider an odd fact about the matter particles: the second and third generations of matter have exactly the same charges in six-dimensional charge space as the first generation.

Here we can see the second and third generations of matter now, related to the first generation by a symmetry called "triality."

Generations of selection for tameness have favored more juvenile and submissive traits that were pleasing to humans.

And it was this idea that we could build machines that could travel into the heavens, that would plant its seed in minds across the generations.

But if we go to 2029, we really have the full maturity of these trends, and you have to appreciate how many turns of the screw in terms of generations of technology, which are getting faster and faster, we'll have at that point.

And these responses are not that much different than generations in the past, and it shows that unfortunately, this generation is repeating the same old stereotypes and tropes of the past.

So, for the first time in America's modern history, we have five generations interacting at work.

Well, so what if I told you these generations may not exist?

I've been spending some time thinking about this and researching this, and fellow researchers and I aren't exactly sure that these generations are real.

And in fact, different areas of the world define these generations differently.

So we can't even compare generations across various areas of the world.

And in fact, this idea of generations has become deeply embedded in United States culture.

When we talk generations, people know exactly what we're talking about.

In fact, people have a lot of thoughts and feelings about each of these generations.

And it gave me a really good sense of what people think about each of these generations.

And then some day, we're not working with generations anymore.

So teens who use nicotine may not only be harming themselves but they could be harming their future generations.

See, for decades, generations of science students were taught that well over 90 percent of the bird species were monogamous.

And I feel very strongly that it's not good enough for us to have generations of kids that think that it's OK to look forward to a better version of a cell phone with a video in it.

But over four generations, he and his family have literally transformed this extra hard land into a tasting menu.

And if we in developed countries, as a whole, opt out, and don't invest in present and future generations, then what the hell's the point?

In our case, we have to go to the mountains of Tokyo to a small factory which was making kimono garments for generations.

These yarns were made in the same machines which were making yarns for kimonos for generations.

That room represented the sacrifices of generations gone by who, by poverty or by policy, couldn't afford a curio of collectibles let alone a middle class house to put them in.

We have roadmaps that could allow us to bring the HIV epidemic to an end in the near future, with the possibility of eradicating the disease altogether several generations in the future.

This guy is now five generations removed from the General; this guy is about seven.

So a team dinner, where different generations are gathering and don't share the same assumptions of phone etiquette: whoever looks at their phone first foots the bill.

Earth Witness would show us two worlds: the world we're leaving behind, and the world we're building for generations to come.

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