Sentence examples for second generational from inspiring English sources

The second generational blunder I noted was the fashion of treating ethics like an accessory -- the handbag you pick up after you have chosen your outfit.

The hybrid individuals sampled in the 13 secondary contacts consist almost entirely of backcrosses of second or older generations (not assigned to F1 or first generational backcross with pp> 0.9).

(His second "fact" was that every first generational person he knew started work early).

He is one of the 51 artists and collectives included in Surround Audience, the New Museum's third Generational Triennial, which opens on Wednesday.

Third, generational change is making new demands on leaders.

The exceptions are at the two terminal contacts of the ring, where the few hybrids detected (11.1 and 5.7%) are assigned to F1 hybrids or first generational backcrosses, suggesting that in addition to the nearly complete level of RI between parental populations, hybrid individuals rarely reproduce and therefore are not contributing for gene flow between parental populations.

Meanwhile, while the settlement intention of the first-generational migrants is more driven by the socio-cultural conditions, economic incentives are more important for the new-generation rural migrants.

However, a critical size appears to be reached with the three-generational dendrimer: first and second generation analogues are weak candidates.

Immigrants' generational status and their desire for Culture Maintenance were found to interact, such that less favourable attitudes were shown towards second generation immigrants refusing their heritage culture.

We focused on two designations: 1) student ethnic, racial, or national origin, which included the designations of Asian American, black, Latin@, mixed race/ethnicity, Native American, white, and international students; and 2) student generational status (first-generation vs. continuing-generation college student).

The first is generational change.