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Tales of these shape-shifting creatures and animals inhabiting rivers, mountains, forests, and seas, handed down from generation to generation in the oral tradition, were part of the fabric of Japanese life until the late nineteenth century.
The tooth, thumb and middle finger were held in a container passed from generation to generation in the same family, but in the early 20th century all traces of the relics disappeared.
I will ask one of our businesses to make a really good and big thing, so everyone will see it is a luxury piece, made of quality metal and with a stone, so this piece will be passed from generation to generation in the team. . . .
I will ask one of our businesses to make a really good and big thing, so everyone will see it is a luxury piece, made of quality metal and with a stone, so this piece will be passed from generation to generation in the team...
That's all the more amazing given that total solar eclipses are rare, occurring over any one piece of land only every three or four generations, and that any information about them must have been passed from generation to generation in the form of songs, stories, and cave paintings that can still be seen today.
Billions of years ago, mitochondria were independent organisms, and they still retain some of their own genetic material, which passes from generation to generation in the egg but not the sperm.
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[TRILL] It's passed down from generation to generation in this honey-hunting culture.
In grasses, these fungi are passed from generation to generation through the seeds.
This story is passed on from generation to generation, which is captured in The Sopranos.
Where was the money in handing down songs from generation to generation?
That is to say, they are in equilibrium from generation to generation.
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