In addition to the four generations used for QTL detection, the QTLMAS XII data spans over three more generations, providing a validation set for genomic prediction models.
The massive build-out of the IoT infrastructure for a Third Industrial Revolution in every locality and region of the world is going to spur an extended surge of salaried labor that will run for 40 years or more, spanning two generations.
For wireless services, it is likely that the time lag for a single regulatory decision can span two, three or more generations of handsets.
A dozen or more pickers, spanning three generations, worked for hours, lowering baskets from the roof via pulley, and leaning out windows to clip fruit-bearing stems.
The study seemed promising: he knew it had been underway for more than 50 years and had followed more than 15,000 people, spanning three generations, so in theory, at least, it could offer a crucial moving picture.
The House of Blue Mangoes, by an Indian, David Davidar, is a more conventional family saga spanning three generations rooted in, and nourished by, south Indian soil.
Built in 1909, the colonial-style home was later occupied by physician John Truxaw, who, during 40 years of local practice, delivered more than 3,500 infants spanning three generations.
Most of the incentive-trust plans that Scroggin drafts are dynasty trusts generally spanning four generations.
More than 80 people attended, spanning four generations and coming from as far as Huntington Beach, Calif., for the 41st annual picnic -- a combination of food, fun, gossip, reminiscence, good-natured rivalry and cementing of family bonds.
His delivery, on material spanning two or three rock generations, was terse, stripped of extraneous ornament.
One family, however, has left a more decisive mark on British theatre than any other: the Redgraves, now spanning six generations.
