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Перевод: generation

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поколение; генерация ; новая ступень развития; период в 30 лет; род ; потомство; размножение; умножение; порождение; зарождение; образование; генерирование
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Тезаурус:

1. Richard Hunt, former Keeper of Western Manuscripts at the Bodleian Library and a considerable Medieval Latinist himself, once told me that he thought Sister Penelope the best translator from Latin in her generation.
2. One must appreciate that with the passing of time all things progress; what may have been of considerable interest to one generation may not be to the next.
3. Further into the basin significant gas generation began in the Triassic or early Jurassic whilst maximum generation was attained during the early to late Jurassic.
4. At twenty-two, he was already recognized within the ballet world as the most gifted dance creator of his generation, and George Balanchine commissioned him to make a work for New York City Ballet.
5. The maturity evolution curves (Fig. 6 - right-hand diagram) illustrate that gas generation in this area probably became effective from late Jurassic to early Cretaceous times.
6. Bottle-wrack reproduces by squeezing itself, every generation, through a single-celled bottleneck.
7. Bernard Ulrich and colleagues at the University of Gottingen had proposed that deposition of sulphur and nitrogen compounds (originating from industrial activity and power generation) led to the release of aluminium from minerals in the soil.
8. Her local newspaper, the Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald , ended an account of her life with a prophesy which time has proved to be accurate: - "Her memory, her deeds, and her example will live and be spoken of long after the generation who knew her personally will have passed away."
9. Once our parents are dead, we are catapulted into becoming the older generation ourselves.
10. A bond of kinship spanned the generation gap.
11. Over half the British population was then still living in the countryside, and among the older generation even more - fully twice the proportion today.
12. This 1 2 4 series will repeat, generation after generation, into eternity.
13. In some areas, where the potential for agricultural development is limited, greater attention will have to be paid to the generation of alternative forms of production and employment appropriate to the available resources.