Sentence examples for immediate descendants from inspiring English sources
Stewart's immediate descendants were the fans in the 1990s of John Daly.
The immediate descendants of Noah might well have felt at home in 20th-century music.
Because of the gradualness of evolution, immediate descendants differ little, and then mostly quantitatively, from their ancestors.
The United States was created, exclusively and of necessity, by people who came from other places or their immediate descendants.
The Foreman Neferhotep and his immediate descendants held positions of influence in the Deir el-Medina workmans community during the 19th Dynasty (c. 1307-1196 BCE).
In this century, he's mostly narrowed his focus to early rock and roll and its immediate descendants, and to early blues and old-time music — but he remains a cartographer, by turns, of utopia or doom.
The Four Pieces for Orchestra, with their pictorial, almost operatic qualities, reminded us in the process that if many listeners consider Bartok a radical, he thought of himself as Liszt's immediate descendant.
Rather than being the genteel, refined African-American classical music we think we know, ragtime jumps out of the pages of The Ephemeralist as a sometimes morally compromised, often vulgar, always vital form of American popular music, perhaps closer in its articulation to rock and hip-hop than the jazz that was its immediate descendant.
Now, let T v) denote the set of subtrees of v in a DFS tree, as represented by the immediate descendant of v.
In serosurveys, particularly elderly individuals were found to have pre-existing cross-reactive antibodies to the novel pandemic virus that were likely derived from previous infection with an antigenically related virus such as the Spanish influenza and its immediate descendant viruses that were circulating in the early decades of the 20th century [1], [2].
At any rate, LUCA was not an immediate descendant of these primeval cells and its metabolic status is not expected to bear a direct relationship to their origin.
