fifth-generation

adjective

1. denoting developments in computer design to produce machines with artifical intelligence

Example Sentences

As a fifth-generation Chinese American, Wong had always understood the struggle of immigrants, and sought to connect the labor movement across borders.

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Jenny Hernandez, a fifth-generation East L.A. resident, held up a homemade sign that read “Crush ICE.”

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To many who live here, Orem feels like a small town — and they’re proud to call it home, with one man sharing at the vigil that his children are “fifth-generation Oremites.”

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Other notable weapons included the much-talked about LY-1 laser weapon, which is basically a giant laser that could burn or disable electronics or even blind pilots; and an assortment of fifth-generation stealth fighter jets including the J-20 and J-35 planes.

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“It was like a jab after a good hard right,” said Gary Guittard, the fifth-generation president and chief executive of Guittard Chocolate Company.

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