Sentence examples for generation descent from inspiring English sources
He has also appeared on The Simpsons and in an episode of Star Trek, The Next Generation, Descent Part One, in which he is shown playing chess with Albert Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton.
The process of evolution has been identified as (i) any directional change; unfolding; (ii) any cumulative change in the characteristics of organisms or populations from generation to generation; descent or development with modification; evolve (Lincoln et al., 1998).
The politics of the time were complex and complicated by ethnic divisions between native Russian nobility and those having second and third-generation German descent, leading to sharp rivalry for positions in command of the army.
Six per cent of the cohort were of second-generation Irish descent.
Irish people living in Britain, of either first-, second- or third-generation Irish descent, constitute 11% of the population (approximately 6 million people).
This enables cost effective and simple procedure generation with low descent minima even for small airports.
Recent fare like "The Shallows" and "The Dumbest Generation" lament our descent into the end of literature.
Three 48-plex GBS libraries were constructed from a set of 138 progenies from the F11 single-seed descent generation, along with replicated samples of each parent, respectively.
All accessions were purified for two generations (single seed descent) prior to DNA extraction, and DNA for genotyping was extracted from single plants (Ali et al. 2010a; Fig. 2).
Due to the high degree of homozygosity we stopped inbreeding the lines developed from MT collections after only two single seed descent generations under laboratory conditions.
Fitness of these lines was assessed by the method described in Baer et al. (2005) except we used 10 replicates per line rather than five, and we only carried out one generation of single-worm descent before assaying fitness; thus, parental and grandparental effects potentially contribute to differences in fitness.
