Sentence examples for exploration of origin from inspiring English sources

But this exploration of origin is also the key to Athill's view of the world, and in that it manages to be, simultaneously, both a closing and an opening chapter.

This exploration of origins makes the assumption that most lineages will display continued occupancy of refugial regions combined with more recent expansion into glaciated regions, rather than large-scale shifts of entire ranges across major regions of the continent.

Tomorrow at 7 30 p.m., E. J. Wagner, the forensic storyteller, comes to Neighborhood House on Main Street in Setauket with "Haunting Tales: Spirits of Long Island," her exploration of the origin and history of Long Island's folk tales.

DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION To a recent exploration of the origin of real estate's location, location, location, there have been these useful additions from readers: David K. Barnhart of the lexicographical family writes: "It reminds me of the book collector's eccentric way of insisting that bindings must be in not less than pristine shape.

The couple had known each other for more than a year when they began dating in January 2000 while working together on Mr. Castrucci's book "Zero -- Infinite/Finite," an exploration of the origin and meaning of zero, with text and illustrations by 10 artists, including Ms. Rojas.

Moreover, it may allow the exploration of the origin of and evolutionary processes occurring in the spiggin multi-gene family.

Moreover, the evolutionary conservation and deep phylogenetic signal of FSFs has been repeatedly verified by recovery of reliable phyletic patterns describing the evolution of the three superkingdoms [ 34, 35] and by successful exploration of the origin of modern metabolic networks [ 36].

Yet, further exploration of the origin and potential functional advantages of avalanche dynamics are limited by the ambiguity in the composition of the LFP, ECoG, MEG, and BOLD fMRI signals, with respect to their spatiotemporal and cellular origin as well as synaptic input and action potential (AP) output.

Siddhartha Mukherjee's history of genetics The Gene is woven through with the author's family story, while lawyer Philippe Sands also weaves his family history into an exploration of the origins of international law, beginning and ending with the last day of the Nuremberg trial, East West Street.

The four shortlisted non-fiction books are: Reza Aslan's exploration of the origins of Islam, No god but God: The Origins, Evolution and the Future of Islam; Richard Benson's memoir of the destruction of the British farming industry, The Farm; Alexander Masters' story of a homeless man, Stuart: A Life Backwards and Suketu Mehta's history of Bombay, Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found.

The other titles on this year's shortlist were Reza Aslan's exploration of the origins of Islam, No god but God: The Origins, Evolution and the Future of Islam; Suketu Mehta's history of Bombay, Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found and Rattawut Lapcharoensap's Sightseeing, short stories set around Thailand's tourism industry.