One generation is 28 years so that is 10,226.79 days.
A generation is the time from the birth of a person, to the birth of his or her child. This can be anything from about 15-100 years.
No, it is 20-22 years.
There are 3.16x1017 seconds in 10 billion years. This is 3,600 seconds per hour x 24 hours per day x 365.25 days per year x 10,000,000,000 years.
24 hours per day, 365.25 days per year, 18 years.24*365.25*18 = 157788 hours.
One generation is twenty years.
One generation is twenty years.
One generation is 25 years.
as each "generation" is born and then grows to have children of their own, that marks a generation. Generally considered to be about 20 years per generation. So your grandparents would be a generation, your parents would be the next generation, you would be the next generation & your kids & so on...
One generation is 28 years so that is 10,226.79 days.
A generation is typically considered to be around 25-30 years in length. This timeframe is often used to mark the time between the birth of parents and the birth of their children.
33, I think
genesis
C is a third-generation programming language, or "high-level" per the terminology established during its earlier years. It is now considered low-level by many programmers, relative to more popular (fourth-generation) alternatives.
Counting it reflects 14 generations or from circa 1040 BC to 586 BC or four hundred and fifty four years of approximately 33 years per generation.
That depends largely on the culture. However, a safe estimate is between 20 and 25 years between each successive birth. Thereby giving 4 or 5 generations born per century.
In genealogy-related activity, a generation is the time from the birth of a child to the birth of that child's child. That has traditionally been taken to be 20-25 years, much less than a lifetime. In recent years, with more people having children later in life, some have taken to using 33 years as a generation. There is no hard and fast rule. In some places, a generation can be as short as 14 years.