Términos

In a hierarchy, an ancestor is any record that is broader context for the record at hand, including parents, grandparents, and all other broader contexts at higher levels; any node in the succession of parent nodes on a path all the way up to the root.

Se refiere al ancho de un canal de comunicaciones en telecomunicaciones o el intercambio de información. Efectos de ancho de banda de la velocidad de transmisión de datos al permitir que fluya más o menos información a través de un único canal en un momento dado.

Areas where vessals anchor.

La longitud de una línea horizontal recta que se extiende de un lado a otro de una forma. Para la medida o distancia de extensión en una superficie, prefiera "ancho", aunque el uso se superpone.

Genus containing around 40 species, primarily herbs, covered with bristly hairs, cultivated in Europe, North Africa, South Africa, Western Asia, and North America.

Species of narrow-leaved plant that grows 60 cm (2 feet) tall and bears purple flowers in coiled sprays.

Etapa final del intervalo de vida normal, comúnmente considerado después de los 65 años.

Ciertos oficiales o líderes de la iglesia.

Persona que se encuentra en la etapa de vida más tardía, comúnmente considerado de 65 años de edad o más.

Refers to DNA recovered from ancient specimens. Ancient DNA is studied by the newly established subdiscipline of archaeology, archaeogenetics, also known as ancient genomics.

Languages characterized by having gone extinct in ancient times, thta is, more than a millennium ago. Ancient languages are identified by having a distinct literature and as treated distinctly by the scholarly community.

General term for the forms of Latin used in ancient Rome, as distinguished from Latin used from the Medieval period onwards.

The culture and style of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia and its other political configurations, the area of which was centered in the northeastern part of the Greek peninsula. For the culture of modern Macedonia, use "Macedonian (modern)."