Sentences with phrase «generation in a couple of decades»

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As Clay reports, the sudden revelation that America's uncontested tech prowess, after generations of global leadership, may be under threat in the next couple of decades has raised alarm bells in some quarters of Washington.

Lapenta foresees a day in the next decade when the increasing capabilities of new radars and satellites will be coupled with an evolving generation of finely detailed weather - prediction models running in real time on computers at speeds exceeding a quintillion computations a second.

What has become very clear over the past couple of decades is that, in fact, there is considerably more generation of new neurons even in the adult brains than had it once believed.

But it is even better than that because to go from generation to generation in the human world is either nine months or 21 years, depending on who you talk to; you've got to get pregnant; you've got to buy baby clothes, the whole thing; the kid goes to school and then college and a couple of decades later, you've got a new generation.

A couple of generations ago we may have met people through our local friends and families too, but as we grow older many of our friends get married and lives become distanced and separated and unfortunately our local communities are not as close as in previous decades, leaving us more reliant on using introduction services.

While attempting to figure out exactly what jobs will exist in the next couple of decades is largely an exercise in crystal ball gazing, perhaps we can make a few generalisations based on the latest generation of technology.

«It's not one of those things that matters a lot in any given year, but over a couple decades or generation or two, it matters a great deal,» Zandi says.

In the last couple of decades, Putter has introduced them to younger generations of galleries and artists.

As real estate sales continue to change and evolve due to advancements in technology, we have whole new areas of lead generation that didn't exist a decade ago — or even a couple of years ago, for that matter.