Yet for all El Born's historic origins, a group of its most striking merchants' mansions now houses one of the city's most compelling modern art collections.
The current, acrimonious Congressional tone had its historic origins back in 1798, when a hot-tempered Connecticut Federalist, Roger Griswold, attacked his esteemed colleague from Vermont, Rep, Matthew Lyon, with a cane on the House floor.
Further, American restorations were often done with more respect for market conditions than for historic origins.
Although the Dior style often had historic origins, updating the famous 1947 New Look of the founder, Christian Dior, Mr. Galliano added an undercurrent of sexuality, perversity and sometimes a dark side.
Yet despite its flashy appearance and historic origins, it was 180 years before Stylianos Chatzimanolis of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga realised it was a new species.
While it may not work even if the concept has (somewhat legitimate) historic origins, the idea of franking is appealing.
With historic origins as the "fourth estate," today the media are no longer confined to the traditional and have an ever-increasing impact on reputation and brands.
Other highlights include Sunday's Tiki Cocktails and Culture in a Modern Setting, which talks about the resurgence of tiki culture; Monday morning's talk about the effect of the drought on the liquor industry, and how to make relatively drought-friendly cocktails; and Tuesday's discussion of punch bowls: their historic origins, and how to make the perfect version.
Overall, the resulting clustering obtained for the populations reflects their historic origins, as expected [ 41].
Strains of this nature often retain common PFGE patterns despite their sporadic or more historic origins.
