More than anything else, Mr. Obama's election seemed to signal the closing of one generational chapter in American politics — the cultural and ideological divide that grew out of the '60s and came to poison the Clinton-Bush years — and the opening of another.
When I was writing The Kennedy Women, my multi-generational history of five generations of Kennedy women, I became close to Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
Here we used a desktop computer with an Intel Xeon E5630 processor and a test pedigree consisting of a dendritic three generational family with 12 people.
This intervention consists of a 13 minute video presentation of three different generational women talking in Spanish about their experiences and concerns for cervical cancer screening in the form of a "novela" or soap opera.
The indictment unsealed Thursday reveals the Mexican Mafia or La Eme united the leadership of three multi-generational gangs — Frogtown, the Rascals and Toonerville -- that control territories in Atwater Village, Glendale and northeast Los Angeles.
Most of the letters fall into two generational groupings: those of Samuel Bacon Fairbank and those of his children.
It will look at topics of keen interest to her research: two generational approaches for children and families, supports for working families, and labor market inequalities.
Instead of confidently striding into history, we are sandwiched between two generational poles.
Nyegaard et al. studied a five generational family containing 17 individuals with nonsyndromic hearing impairment (two of them dead).
In two generational studies, Aso et al. reported changes in anogenital distance of female offspring of rats treated with more than 100 mg/kg [ 22].
