Sentences with phrase «earlier generations of»

Seven years into the economic recovery, are millennials economically better off and more mobile than earlier generations of young adults?

When designing the SoundSport Free, Bose must have read through the gripes people had about using earlier generations of wireless earbuds and made sure these were shipped without issues.

The Galaxy S8 Plus would replace the Edge variant in earlier generations of the device since an edge - to - edge display on the Galaxy S8 would have made it redundant.

As the owner of an S6 Edge, I know that earlier generations of Samsung's flagship phone would have been lucky to make it through the night, let alone a full day of use taking pictures, running benchmarks, and toggling on and off almost every setting in the phone.

Apple's decision to exclude earlier generations of devices isn't a surprise.

For better or worse, the camera on the ZenFone 3 builds on the precedent set by the earlier generations of ZenFone.

Arrays of sensors paired with better algorithms for operating and monitoring the turbine let it keep spinning when earlier generations of wind turbines would have had to shut down.

Many floodplains around the world are silt - filled millponds developed by earlier generations of people who built their economies on water - power.

In the past she has explored a range of techniques such as staining and pouring typically associated with earlier generations of lyrical abstraction, yet for her it all seems to have been an experiment in how phenomenal gesture might translate the beautiful through an awareness of its inherent empirical properties.

The use of enamel conveys Allen's refusal to be medium specific and make a fetish out of oil paint, as did earlier generations of English painters.

Scholarly writers look back to how earlier generations of artists employed materials and how this differs from so many contemporary artists» material engagements today.

At the same time, the work makes clear his commitment to painting as completely contemporary, even as he references earlier generations of artists.

Reference points include earlier generations of Chicago art like the Monster Roster and Hairy Who and contemporary heavyweights like Richard Artschwager and Peter Doig.

They are reminders of earlier generations of African - American abstract artists who have yet to get their due.

The cultural identity established by earlier generations of LGBT artists has opened the door for new conversations in artistic practice.

The exhibition incorporates contemporary artworks, informed by earlier generations of women, which take a variety of forms — quilts, assemblage, hangings, embroidery on cloth and paper, among others — and that consciously blurs the art versus craft distinction.

The evidence is clear: while «play to win» was overdone in earlier generations of free - to - play games, and gamers reacted badly, the world has changed significantly and it's time for game design (and gamer) biases to catch up.

Earlier generations of Pokémon games have featured a third title launched later with expanded features - Pokémon Yellow followed Game Boy originals Red and Blue to start this trend, which continued through until Pokémon Platinum followed Diamond and Pearl on DS.

In one of their annual reports, the company has stated that they plan to «take an IP developed for earlier generations of game consoles and recreate it for the latest consoles.»

According to Amazon, this new formatting capability is their response to the fact that earlier generations of the Kindle could not handle graphically rich or complexly formatted books, and that barred some book categories from publishing eBooks (at least for the Kindle).

E Ink Carta first debuted in early 2013 and the primary benefit is a dramatic 50 % increase in contrast over earlier generations of ePaper, giving e-Readers a contrast ratio close to that of a paperback book.

E Ink Carta delivers a dramatic 50 % increase in contrast over earlier generations of e-Paper, giving e-Readers a contrast ratio close to that of a paperback book.

The small hybrid hatch also came out of the testing with a five - star result, which is in keeping with the crashworthiness of earlier generations of Prius.

Although the engine number is the same as in earlier generations of the Prius, the engine for the Prius c is about 70 % new, said Chief Engineer Satoshi Ogiso.

To deal with the design flaws of age - graded schools, earlier generations of reformers, sometimes called «progressives,» created differentiated instructional programs.

It could well be that, as compared with earlier generations of students, the current cohort of blacks has made real gains relative to whites.

Yes, Dolby Atmos for Headphones rendering will provide more accurate positional audio to all 5.1 and 7.1 games and movies than did earlier generations of headphones with Dolby technologies.

There are also several hidden «warp zones» that pay homage to earlier generations of hardware.

This design is possible only with advanced techniques for fabrication, which were not available when earlier generations of HST spectrographs were designed.

Unlike earlier generations of soft robots, which could stand and awkwardly walk by inflating air chambers in their bodies, the new robots are designed to be far nimbler.

«The current treatments for these cancers are limited to traditional chemotherapy and earlier generations of multiple kinase inhibitors.

As a result, their stars contain fewer of the heavy elements needed to construct planets, since those elements (like iron and silicon) must be created in earlier generations of stars.

Whereas earlier generations of researchers focused on the political roots of groups such as the Irish Republican Army (IRA), many of todays investigators are probing the minds of adherents to discover what drives them to carry out their demonic deeds.

Earlier generations of such stars produced the heavy elements that make up Earth; that's also where the iron in your blood and the calcium in your bones came from.

The mysterious mass of the halo of at least one galaxy thus comes from relatively dim bulbs that were simply too faint for earlier generations of instruments to detect.

The SEISS sensors have been collecting data continuously since January 8, 2017, with an amplitude, energy and time resolution that is greater than earlier generations of NOAA's geostationary satellites.

Earlier generations of medics bitten by the research bug have been left with no choice but to somehow juggle their professional lives so they can undertake both clinical and scientific work.

The sons and daughters of earlier generations of immigrants are hearing the same racist insults that were once directed at their parents.

Parents use social media as a way of communicating with family members, where earlier generations of parents would make phone calls and mail photos to far - away relatives.

For earlier generations of women, the concept of a due date was «around Thanksgiving» or «late fall.»

But as we saw in the preceding chapter, recent science itself has taught us, in a way that earlier generations of theologians were not in a position to see, that nature itself is historical.

He writes: «While earlier generations of Christian thinkers tended to stress only the «already here» aspects of the New Testament kerygma, more recent scholarship has sought to reintegrate the eschatological «not yet» into their vision.»

The moral values associated with «the family pew» have had less influence on the sexual ethics of youths born after 1960 than the same values had for earlier generations of Protestants.

The bestselling Left Behind novels, written by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins between 1995 and 2007, dramatize the premillennial view of the End Times favored by earlier generations of American fundamentalists, in which Christ «raptures» his followers to heaven before a series of apocalyptic events unfold on earth.

With classic terminology but with an emotional insistence not common in the earlier generations of New England Puritans, Cotton Mather preached that the only hope of reform from these various forms of wickedness was to be born again in Christ, to rise again, not with one's own strength but with his.8 As Mather began to despair that any general reformation of this sort would occur — it would not until Jonathan Edwards» Great Awakening of 1740, 12 years after Cotton Mather's death — he dwelt more and more on prophecies of the end of times.

At large, millennials are less religious than were earlier generations of Americans.

Unlike the marginalization experienced by earlier generations of Chinese immigrants, this new group integrates more fully into mainstream British society.

In many ways, Keller is a throwback to an earlier generation of business leaders who remained devoted to their communities even as their businesses expanded and developed interests around the world.

The proposition of gambling by New York's most high profile progressives as a solution to economic challenges would be vexing to an earlier generation of progressives who, rather than seeing it as a solution to economic woes, perceived gambling as a primary cause of them.

An earlier generation of progressives cared about literature.