Sentence examples for has it ancestors from inspiring English sources

Leibniz's principle (which has it ancestors principally in Stoicism) is this: "Whatever is fundamentally explanatory must be an active principle" (Shapere, 45).

When I said, "But Edmund, the historians of my National Service regiment, the Royal Scots Greys, and the 17th/21st Lancers [the "Death or Glory" Skull and Crossbones boys, who celebrate Balaclava Day] have it that your ancestor was feckless and foolhardy," he rebuked me.

Plague, cholera, sexually transmitted diseases you name it, our ancestors had it.

You might have synesthesia if one of your ancestors had it.

Each group has its own ancestor worship practices.

First, I have it on decisive authority that our Paleolithic ancestors had no paperclips.

The last bacterial common ancestor had a DNA gyrase, and all modern bacteria still have it.

The authors describe Collinsium as one of the many "evolutionary experiments" of the Cambrian period; one which ultimately failed, as it has no direct ancestors living today.

If Lynch's film has an ancestor it is probably The Day of the Locust.

A vertex u ∈ V (T ) is called a pseudogene if it has an ancestor that belongs to All the vertices representing pseudogenization events Ψ have degree two.

The algorithm uses priors for each individual to calculate probabilities that it is a migrant for the particular K tested or that it has a migrant ancestor [13].