Sentences with phrase «number of generations»

They also usually need to be consistent and breed true for a minimum number of generations and produce a certain number of examples.

The incomplete number of generations in the third section of the genealogy is deliberate and is clarified by the origin and significance of the number fourteen which, according to verse 17, is the basis of the author's schematization of Israel's history.

The appeal of co-working spaces appears to be on the wane among both demographic groups, with smaller numbers of both Generations Y and Z expressing a preference for this kind of traditional work arrangement.

If a drought wipes out 80 % of a species in an area, and the drought persists, it wouldn't be surprising if the ones that had survived had evolved into a new species within a relatively small number of generations.

Before that idea can be tested, though, Cooper needed to show that epigenetics is preserved in the fossil record — the best place to study evolutionary processes over a large number of generations.

With modifications, he notes, such a circuit could enable bacteria to kill themselves after they've completed their task, or after a certain number of generations — thus creating a safety device that would keep engineered cells from escaping into the environment.

A growing number of Generation Y renters, born between 1977 and 1994, will help multifamily demand, as will foreclosed home owners who'll need to reestablish credit.

At MPF Research, we are often asked: How can the U.S. apartment market record such strong demand given that employment growth has been lukewarm and that increasing numbers of Generation Y — the key demographic for the apartment industry — are living at home with Mom and Dad?

From which we may deduce that an individual can be «modified» merely by the effect of environment, but that fresh characters will not be transmitted by heredity or will be transmitted only with difficulty and perhaps even then only because of some sustained environmental pressure repeatedly exerted upon a large number of generations.

Some have been available in Windows for a number of generations, while some are native to Microsoft's most recent OS.

With the surge in the number of Generation Y and Generation Z workers, who are anticipated to make up an estimated 50 percent of the global workforce by 2020, coworking seems to be an inevitable trend.

And again billions of blind painters add a few random touches of paint to them; again the best are selected and reproduced, and so on millions of times corresponding to the number of generations that have elapsed since life appeared on earth.

The book of Judges reflects a process of occupation, settlement, and accommodation stretching over a number of generations involving numerous mutually independent tribes and resulting ultimately in the amalgamation of Canaanite and «Israelite» into the people of Israel, under covenant to Yahweh.

The IX - EN model offers an affordable but highly accurate entry - level solution, which incorporates Ishida's patented Genetic Algorithm (GA) image processing software that is able to analyse image data over a number of generations to achieve a very high level of accuracy.

By analysing image data over a number of generations, it is possible to enhance inspection sensitivity by approximately 20 % when using this function.

By analysing image data over a number of generations, the machine achieves an extremely high level of inspection accuracy.

The difference between Sir Alex and Arsene is that Sir Alex had a number of generations that won titles over his long span, while Arsene had a blimp, but now he's just an old man, managing a rich club full of good players just for the fun you know of doing something.

The 2010 intake is, by now, known for being one of the most active and resourceful for a number of generations.

He, however, explained that the number of generation units at the Akosombo Dam have not been increased but expressed optimism that the water level in the dam will rise once the rains become consistent.

Understanding the history of the plants we assess and the process and mechanism of transgenic plant production, as well as their screening and advancement through a number of generations, is also very important.

When this article was first published, the number of generations for which the drug is effective was printed incorrectly.

Such a prediction can be tested by calculating the number of generations and individuals it would take to account for the molecular variability present in contemporary maize.

Haldanes were calculated as h =[ (ln (x2) / sln x2) − (ln (x1) / sln x2)-RSB- / g, where ln (x1) and ln (x2) are the ln - transformed sample means of head length at the beginning and the end of the study period, respectively, sln x1 and sln x2 are the pooled standard deviations of ln (x1) and ln (x2), respectively, and g is the number of generations between the beginning and the end of the study period (years divided by generation length).

«We will sound like Neanderthal 911 fans for saying that, but I've seen a number of generations of 911 come along now,» says Barker later, refilling his pipe and looking wistfully into the distance.

«The Prius has held a five - star ANCAP safety rating for a number of generations and the current model continues to impress with a notable line - up of advanced safety assist technologies as standard including autonomous emergency braking, lane support systems and adaptive cruise control,» Goodwin said.

I got my two dogs from a couple who bred German Shepherds with Malamutes for a number of generations.

When you register your Goldendoodle puppy, you will receive a Goldendoodle Registry pedigree certificate showing up to three generations (depending on the number of generations your puppy's breeder submitted).

Upon closer inspection though, the original Xbox becomes a secret home to a number of that generation's best available versions of multi-platform games, along with creative, fun, and unique exclusives.

Nevertheless, and perhaps it goes without saying, Gandhi's work and spirit has been a profound inspiration for social, political and environmental activists for a number of generations.

A key reason for the destructive potential of aggressive species like the MPB is plasticity in the number of generations produced per year, which correlates well with mean annual temperature.

- click anywhere to select a root case, or use the search in the top left to enter a case name - the box below the search allows you to select the number of generations shown in reference to the «Root Paper» - bottom left of the screen provides basic case info and a link to find the case on CanLII

People more significant than me are reported to said that we pay for our sins for a number of generations.

The number of generations living under one roof in the U.S. is growing, according to new analysis from the Pew Research Center.