Examples of using Multiple generations in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
The very success of psychoanalysis, its internationalization, the multiple generations that have followed one another for over a century have shown how illusory this definition of a psychoanalytic identity is.
Narnia is one of those rare properties that spans multiple generations and geographies.
leading to multiple generations per year.
One of the best ways to safeguard against human extinction is to create a self-sustained colony off the Earth-either on a massive spacecraft that could sustain multiple generations, or on another planet.
we have to have multiple generations of stars live,
obtain reproducible data over multiple generations.
Jody M. Green, an entomologist at the Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County, told the site,"The pepper family appears to contain the nutritional requirements necessary for multiple generations of stored product beetles to successfully sustain life.".
character have been successfully preserved for the enjoyment of multiple generations.
persist for multiple generations.
But as a country, I don't think we have ever been ready to make the admission that we have steamrolled through entire communities and multiple generations when you think about things like slavery
a Family Constellation attempts to reveal a supposedly unrecognized systemic dynamic that spans multiple generations in a given family
a Family Constellation attempts to reveal a supposedly unrecognized dynamic that spans multiple generations in a given family
Designing for multiple generations.
They produce multiple generations per year.
Managing multiple generations in the workplace.
Her music has influenced multiple generations.
I know there were multiple generations of these….
The members of a eusocial group cooperatively rear the young across multiple generations.
Breast and ovarian cancer in multiple generations on the same side of the family.
That being a species that over multiple generations migrates each year from Mexico to Canada and back.