Ancestral
41Ancestral graph — An ancestral graph is a graph with three types of edges: directed edge, bidirected edge, and undirected edge such that it can be decomposed into three parts: an undirected subgraph, a directed subgraph, and directed edges pointing from the… …
42Ancestral Thames — In central and southern Britain, during the Early and Middle Pleistocene, two rivers drained Britain, the Bytham River and the Thames. For most of Early Pleistocene, the ancestral Thames was the main river with, at its maximum extent, a catchment …
43ancestral relation — Intuitively, a relation that stands to another as ‘ancestor of’ stands to ‘parent of’: an ancestor is a parent, or parent of a parent, and so on. The formal definition of the ancestral is due to Frege . Suppose, to simplify, we allow that y is… …
44Ancestral Home — Poland This article is part of the series: Politics and government of Poland …
45ancestral estate — An estate the title to which has been acquired by descent, and which, under the common law rule, at least the common law rule in England, should be kept in the line of the ancestor by whom it was brought into the family, so that descent of the… …
46ancestral property — Property acquired by descent. Gray v Chapman, 114 Okla 66, 243 P 522. See ancestral estate …
47ancestral — adj. [L. antecedere, to go before] Referring to derivation from an earlier form or ancestor; primitive …
48ancestral — Organismo perteneciente a antepasados remotos o procedentes de ellos. ANTIGUO, ANTEPASADO …
49ancestral — Synonyms and related words: aboriginal, ancestorial, antepatriarchal, atavistic, autochthonous, fatherlike, fatherly, grandfatherly, grandmotherly, grandparental, humanoid, maternal, mother, motherlike, motherly, parent, parental, paternal,… …
50ancestral — an|ces|tral Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
