Sentence examples for been lost from a from inspiring English sources
Hoffman pulls "The Third Angel" together by adding traces of a family saga — young Lucy will become the mother of Allie and Maddy, as well as the source of a tale Allie recasts as a children's book — and by setting much of the action in the Lion Park Hotel, a Knightsbridge hostelry that harbors a ghost, revealed to be "the part that had split off and been lost" from a guilt-stricken lover.
Can complex features ever be regained once they have been lost from a lineage?
A lot of thicker ice appears to have been lost from a region to the north of Greenland, the Canadian archipelago, and to a lesser extent the northeast of Svalbard.
We find variation among these two pseudoscorpion lineages in whether the D- or T-arm sequence has been lost from a given tRNA gene.
Favourable alleles may have been lost from a population, may have never existed in a population but be present in different populations of the same species, may exist in other species, or could be synthesised.
Our conclusion from the distribution of vaults is that they were present in the last eukaryote common ancestor but they have apparently been lost from a number of groups including fungi, insects, and probably plants.
Schulz's fiction is preoccupied with the attempt to locate things that have been lost, from an exquisite book, glimpsed in childhood and never seen again, to his own father, whose death is reënacted in many of the stories.
If they are, it could mean that additional protein domains have been lost from an ancient Jmjd6 protein during evolution in the animalia lineage.
Abrasive slurry wear is generally defined as a mechanical interaction in which material is lost from a surface which is in contact with a moving particle-laden liquid.
The idea of a parking space being lost from a street was too much for some to bear.
Through the effects of random genetic drift, a genetic trait can be lost from a small population relatively quickly (see biosphere: Processes of evolution).
