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Typical in striking a pose, Byron was an aggressive Oxford aesthete of the "Brideshead generation", a homosexual wanderer whose precocious career as a travel writer and art historian can be traced through a succession of prewar gems.

Sociologist Keith Kahn-Harris calls what we're seeing the "movement without a name": a trend, a direction, an idea-virus, a meme, a source of energy that can be traced through a large number of spaces and projects.

The MI6 strategy, which was drawn up to implement George Bush's Middle East "road map" as the second Palestinian intifada was winding down, can then be traced through a sequence of more public Palestinian, EU and British documents and plans, and has now been largely implemented by the US and British-advised PA security apparatus.

So, to quote the book's title, "why priests?" The standard Roman Catholic teaching is that all priestly authority derives from Peter, to whom Jesus bestowed "the keys of the kingdom"; the authority of every priest, according to Catholic doctrine, can be traced through a line of "apostolic succession" back to Peter, the first bishop of Rome.

The first may be traced through a linked series of essays of which 'Surrealism: The Last Snapshot of the European Intelligentsia' (1929), 'Little History of Photography' (1931), 'The Work of Art in the Age of its Technical Reproducibility' (1935 9) and 'The Storyteller' (1936) are the most important.

This is in contrast to the genesis of many solid tumors which can be traced through a series of well-defined histopathological changes in tissue architecture from a benign tumor through to its malignant conversion.

Moreover, in an era when teenagers have been increasingly drawn to graphic novels, the book itself was interesting as an object: the narrative had to be traced through an archive of maps, newspaper excerpts, pages with words crossed out by a quill pen, diary entries, scientific reports and letters in various hands.

Facial recognition technology, which uses algorithms to identify facial features and match them to an image database, is also on the rise - offering the prospect that one day "a face could be traced through an entire day in a city centre", according to Porter.

With an understanding of metabolic and thermodynamic principles, a complete accounting of energy and material flow can be traced through an ecosystem.

One of the tunnellers has been traced through a pencilled note on steel shuttering: "Pioneer R A Foyle Compy, Thursday August 14 1941".

The authorities did not immediately reveal the identities of the 30-year-old woman, who was slain, apparently on Wednesday, in a ferocious knife attack, or the 45-year-old suspect, who was traced through a cabdriver who drove him from Fort Lee to a Ramada Inn 50 miles down the New Jersey Turnpike.