Polarized histories are useful to politicians, Cannadine writes, but rob us of our "just inheritance"—a history based on our "essential unity," rather than on our divisions.
In previously characterized ASD risk loci, we identified 49 CNVs, comprising 24 inherited events, 19 de novo events, and 6 events of unknown inheritance, a significant enrichment in affected versus control individuals (OR = 3.3).
Among the most surreal relics is the Kaysers' family inheritance: a vast collection of Nazi memorabilia.
He has also been wise in his choice of inheritance: a prosperous and peaceful nation.
It was part of the local economy and society, that most precious civic inheritance, a trusted financial institution.
The best is The Voysey Inheritance, a complex web of family relationships that is also a virtuoso display of stagecraft.
Let's start with an inheritance, a farm that's been worked by the same family for five generations.
In accordance with Mendelian laws of inheritance, a person obtains one of a pair of chromosomes from each parent.
In particular, Dr Kimmins saw serious deformities of head, spine and limbs.In this section Poisoned inheritance A warm little pond?
They were piecemeal affairs, as befitted the language's mongrel inheritance – a jumbled stew of old Anglo-Germanic, Norse, Latin and Greek, and Norman French.
In this paper, it is shown that inheritance, a core concept from object-oriented programming, is a possible solution for realizing composition of computer languages.
