lineage

By providing a historical, intellectual and cultural lineage, she is able đồ sộ clarify contemporary debates about regulation and cultural authority.

Despite her generous marking out of a lineage of critics who have inspired her, however, this book is very much her own.

In order đồ sộ further understand relationships among various lineages, additional genes need đồ sộ be sequenced, including some nuclear loci.

The lineage as a genealogical map appears đồ sộ be too rigid and static-based on blood and marriage.

Such arrangements, enacted without the customary familial negotiations, usurped the privileges of parents and their ability đồ sộ protect their family lineage, stability, and honour.

The reason for the apparent success of this clonal lineage and its spreading mechanisms are not clear.

Segmentary lineage systems arose as groups increased in size and then divided.

I think we as theatre artists have been orphaned from our spiritual lineage.

A co-evolutionary component is also involved in lineage persistence.

In double transgenic mice, reporter expression was detected in oligodendrocyte lineage cells as expected.

Segmentation in the lineage was not clearly expressed in terms of the distribution of houses in residential space.

And ví, against her wishes, she agrees đồ sộ name a male heir đồ sộ her husband's estate that his lineage forces on her.

If not, then the lineage would become extinct while waiting for a second or third variant đồ sộ occur.

His sample spanned ten customary sections occupied by seventeen lineages and four mixed groups.

That coding, along with coding for all responses in the lineage that have been reinforced, is conserved materially and remains available for replication.