Examples of using One generation in English and their translations into Spanish
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we will eliminate violence from the world within one generation.
it couldn't all be contained in one generation.
It was Ronald Reagan who said that freedom is always just one generation away from extinction.
the Arab world has experienced in one generation.
In biology, saltation(from Latin, saltus,"leap") is a sudden and large mutational change from one generation to the next, potentially causing single-step speciation.
Through the transfer of knowledge from one generation to the other, these living systems will continue to evolve to meet the needs
As you can see from their results above, after one generation of cell division,
Mendel was curious about how traits were transferred from one generation to the next, so created an experimental garden in the courtyard of the monastery to understand hybridization:
So, we are seeing the path to sustainable progress from one generation to the next; as participants are growing amaranth,
that these factors are passed in a predictable pattern from one generation to the next Figure 1.
that a temple would be built within one generation in Jackson County, Missouri Deut.
established three laws which explain how genes pass on from one generation to another and thus set the theoretical basis of genetics
A community initiative called"From One Generation to the Next: What Can We Learn from the Holocaust?" had been organized,
they will not address one generation, but they will be there to reinforce the child-rearing practices from one generation to another until the Days of Light and Life occur.
We concede that overcoming the consequences of nuclear disasters is not an achievable task for one generation or one State,
a task which takes more than one generation to complete.
The vision of breaking the cycle of poverty in one generation was strongly endorsed by several speakers, with one delegation suggesting a further dimension-- a commitment to breaking the cycle of violations of children's rights in one generation.
it was accepted without reservation that overcoming the crisis may have an economic cost in terms of social protection that may leave more than one generation seriously in debt.
multireligious societies where the legacies of centuries of a colonial past take more than one generation to erase.
The fact that genocide has occurred in at least three different parts of the world within one generation should be enough to compel us to give the matter our serious attention.