The phrase
"earlier generations" refers to people who lived in the past, usually the ones who came before your parents or grandparents.
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The sons and daughters of
earlier generations of immigrants are hearing the same racist insults that were once directed at their parents.
As a result, their stars contain fewer of the heavy elements needed to construct planets, since those elements (like iron and silicon) must be created
in earlier generations of stars.
It happens over generations as later generations stay in many ways quite similar but in certain respects become rather different
from earlier generations, especially in small, isolated populations facing novel selection pressures.
The cultural identity established
by earlier generations of LGBT artists has opened the door for new conversations in artistic practice.
It could well be that, as compared
with earlier generations of students, the current cohort of blacks has made real gains relative to whites.
The mysterious mass of the halo of at least one galaxy thus comes from relatively dim bulbs that were simply too faint
for earlier generations of instruments to detect.
That means they may actually enjoy just as many retirement years
as earlier generations did — they'll just start a little later.
Parents use social media as a way of communicating with family members,
where earlier generations of parents would make phone calls and mail photos to far - away relatives.
The engine offers improved performance and fuel efficiency, and runs smoother and quieter than
earlier generation V6 engines.
Here, at least, there are a growing number of low - fee alternatives to the advisers and mutual funds most commonly used
by earlier generations to nurture their nest eggs.
Seed production in these plants — a measure of their ability to survive — crashed
in early generations, before returning almost to normal.
In keeping
with earlier generations of feminist theology, these authors pose uncomfortable questions about the church's past and confront it with painful truths about the present.
They are reminders of
earlier generations of African - American abstract artists who have yet to get their due.
Ever wonder which baby names were in fashion when your grandparents, great - grandparents, and
even earlier generations were naming their kids?
Unlike earlier generations of standards where transfer goals were implicit at best, the Common Core Standards have made them more overt.
Since opening in 1996 the gallery has maintained a strong commitment to introducing cutting - edge art to New York as well as representing artists of
earlier generations whose work is particularly relevant to current trends and ideas.
Another important purpose of the campaign is to try to prevent the unique Gravity Rush series going the same way as Colony Wars, Destruction Derby, G - Police, Pursuit Force, SOCOM, Spyro the Dragon and many more classic franchises that were formerly thriving
on earlier generations of PlayStation.
While earlier generations often were forced by necessity to work their way through college or even high school, brightened economic conditions mean that millennials first foray into the workforce is often after they've completed school.
This design is possible only with advanced techniques for fabrication, which were not available
when earlier generations of HST spectrographs were designed.
Many observers say fighting climate change will be like a world war, «Climate wars», and we need to prepare just like
earlier generations did for WW One and WW Two.
E Ink Carta delivers a dramatic 50 % increase in contrast
over earlier generations of e-Paper, giving e-Readers a contrast ratio close to that of a paperback book.
Reference points
include earlier generations of Chicago art like the Monster Roster and Hairy Who and contemporary heavyweights like Richard Artschwager and Peter Doig.
In the late 1980's, Tegan Park and Rutland Manor, the two founders of the Australian Labradoodle as we know it today, began infusing several other breeds
into early generations of their Lab / Poodle crosses, in an attempt to improve temperament, coat, confirmation, and size.
Compared to a
slightly earlier generation on my personal vehicle, the 2016 Ford Escape, the latest SYNC software looks visually identical — with similar chunky buttons that have yet to adapt to the flat design aesthetic that's common in today's smartphone apps.
I think about the brilliant and talented women in
earlier generations who did not live in a society that supported their ambition and about how far our own has to go to do so for all women and girls.
During that time, he also made watercolor announcements for exhibitions of his contemporaries as well as artists of
earlier generations such as Jackson Pollock, made in 1999, and Andy Warhol, made in 2000.
However, the brokenness we experience (
earlier generations called it original sin) ought not to be the cutting edge of the church's proclamation.
Artists of
earlier generations sought a signature style and produced exhibitions of very similar paintings, and old - school galleries and collectors no doubt still favour this kind of «branding.»
There is a Big difference
between early generation Lab Poodle mixes: called labradoodles and the true Australian Labradoodle referred to as the Australian Multigenerational
However, they've discontinued their much -
liked earlier generation Readers with premium aluminum frames to focus entirely on less expensive ereaders.
Chinese who stayed up into the early hours to watch the historic swearing - in ceremony, looked on as the state - run China Central Television (CCTV) abruptly cut away from its coverage of Mr. Obama's address when he spoke of how «
earlier generations faced down fascism and communism.»
The team has also found that in hothead mutants, other faulty genes mysteriously revert to the sequence of
earlier generations too.
In addition,
early generation stents were more prone for developing blood clots inside the stent, even many years after stent implantation, resulting in death or heart attack.
Following a worldwide blackout a few years after the events in the first film, a new generation of replicants «improved»
upon earlier generations, but a few remain, and K begins the film by dealing with one of them, Sapper Morton (Dave Bautista).
According to this review, larger charging light is easier for partially color - blind people to read than smaller lights in
earlier generation Kindles and other eReaders.
Purebred registration papers (from one of many kennel clubs or other dog registries) are only a record of a puppy's parents (and
sometimes earlier generations).
One reason the proportion of working seniors fell between the 1970s and 1990s, said Nyce, is that
earlier generations enjoyed defined benefit plans loaded with early retirement incentives.
So its clear that though that's not a tragic form factor it's clear that Oak Trail is just catching up to
early generation Android Tegra 2 tablets.