After we have secured the protection of religious minorities through a genuine and broad-based coalition of the willing, for God's sake, let the Muslim world have at each other, so that one, day, generations hence, a European Union of the Middle East can finally take shape.
As societies grow more complex, however, the quantity of knowledge to be passed on from one generation to the next becomes more than any one person can know, and, hence, there must evolve more selective and efficient means of cultural transmission.
Firstly, as haplodiploids, there are only 75% as many gene copies in any one generation compared to diplodiploid organisms, hence reducing the effective population size [ 23].
Hence, at the geographic scale evaluated (34 50 km), inbreeding for one generation and outbreeding over two generations may have similar effects on the persistence of small populations.
Hence, the training and evaluation individuals were two generations less separated (one generation in each of the lines).
It appears that we shall not be wiser a generation hence than we are now.
That data can be retrieved and used against you in lawsuits a generation hence.
Laski's contributions to political thought will be more fairly judged a generation hence than they can be today.
The way any war looks to its veterans may be unrecognizable to cultural consumers a generation hence.
Indeed, America's demographic profile could look even more exceptional a generation hence.
This completes one generation (iteration).
