While some would always focus on big issues such as criminal justice and holy war, others explored far more specialized aspects of the cosmic order -- the calculation of inheritance shares, say, or the jurisprudence of ablutions -- and no problem was ever too personal to escape their collective gaze.
Because of the limited size of the sample, we assumed that assortative mating, genetic inheritance, shared environmental influences, and CT remain constant from generation to generation.
These inheritances share space with assorted family keepsakes, notably an arrangement of dried pink roses that one of Ms. Hoyte-Steier's brothers sent her as a birthday present.
LIKE a broken family whose members would rather destroy their inheritance than share it, the political leaders of Côte d'Ivoire are tearing the country apart.
For example, free treatment on the NHS can be regarded as a compensation for the bad luck of being born poor, while inheritance taxes share the good luck of a few all round.
More fundamentally, while the contemporary Western ideal of marriage involves a relationship of love, friendship, or companionship, marriage historically functioned primarily as an economic and political unit used to create kinship bonds, control inheritance, and share resources and labor.
The polyglutamine diseases do not appear to be the result of a simple loss-of-function mechanism, since they show dominant inheritance and share a number of clinical features.
His father was deeply disappointed in his decision to stay in England and become a poet, rather than pursue an academic career as a philosopher, to the extent that he put his inheritance of shares into a trust.
It should be noted that some of these properties of ecological inheritance are shared by extra-genetic inheritance more generally.
The symbolic inheritance system shares some properties with the genetic inheritance system, notably modularity, unlimited variability, the use of coded information, and the capacity to transmit latent information.
