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In genealogy, the word generation means the offspring of a certain parent or couple. Thus the members of a "second generation" would be the grandchildren of that parent or couple, regardless of their age. Because childbearing can last a long time, it is possible for a niece or nephew to be the same age as an aunt or uncle, or even older than the aunt or uncle. This makes tracking generations potential confusing. Nevertheless it is sometimes convenient in genealogy to count generations. For this purpose 20-30 years is sometimes considered to be "one generation," taken as the average time between the birth of parents and the birth of their offspring
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What does inspire a generation mean?
Insire a Generation mean a generation insire the olympics.
What does a generalization mean?
Insire a Generation mean a generation insire the Olympics.
What does une generation perdue mean?
a lost generation
What does m'dor l'dor mean?
Dor L'Dor means generation to generation.
What generation is an iPod with a camera?
If you mean the iPod touch then the fourth generation
What does desendants mean?
If you mean "descendant" it is a later generation, or offspring.
What season of Pokemon is diamond and pearl?
if you mean what generation is it in then here you go. generation 4
What does the word heirloom mean?
an heirloom is an object passed down from generation to generation within your family
What does 2G iTouch mean?
2G means Second Generation. So it is a Second Generation iTouch.
In medels work what do first and second generation mean?
That should be "Mendel". The first generation means the children; the second generation means the grandchildren.
How do you say the word generation in french?
If you mean "generation" in terms of a group of people who are born in the same decade, it's the same word: génération. If you mean "generation" in terms of the ability to produce things, it's "production".
What DO YOU MEAN BY generation of computer?
It means that with each so-called "generation", there was a major breakthrough in computers. Terms such as "fourth generation" or "fifth generation" are not clearly defined, especially for the later generations.
