But anniversaries like this, and the places that show us what happened then, can help us draw the links between past and present.
The climate science community is speeding up its efforts to draw the links – the attribution – between extreme weather events and climate change, while such events are fresh in the public and politician's minds.
More generally, both these case studies illustrate a particularly useful application area of ComPlEx for experimental biologists; the ability to take a single gene, draw the links to co-expressed genes (i.e. the network neighborhood) and then visualize for which ortholog candidates these links are conserved in other species.
While many parents of autistic children continue to draw the link, most mainstream researchers strongly disagree, as Benedict Carey pointed out in today's New York Times.
Mr. Clinton, by contrast, has mastered that patter, rarely missing a chance to draw the link between economic integration and the spread of capitalism and democracy.
"When is someone going to draw the link between the likelihood of governments getting their act together on climate change within the next 10 years and the fact that these fossil fuel assets have a 30-year life span?" he asked.
When China's new anti-corruption chief said last week that discipline and supervision staff should return any prepaid membership cards they had been given, observers were quick to draw the link with golfing.
(Benjamin Franklin, who experienced the haze in Paris during negotiations on the treaty that ended the Revolutionary War, was among the first to draw the link between eruptions and climate).
Cries of "Ya Hussein, Ya Hussein" echoed through the streets as men pounded their foreheads, blood streaming down their faces.This year local organisers were keen to draw the link between that battle over 1,300 years ago and the war in Syria.
Also, the text attempts to draw the link between these research themes and expose any inter-relationships, and discuss the physics behind some of the sustainability models presented to analyze the automobile sustainability.
Or, as Terrie Moffitt, a psychologist at the Institute of Psychiatry in London who helped draw the link between 5-HTT and depression, puts it: "They wear grey-colored glasses, whereas people with the long 5-HTT genotype wear rose-colored glasses".
