Among the rebuttals to foreign criticism, arguments reaching far back into history -- an obsession in this country where most families can trace their ancestors back hundreds of years -- seem to be the most common.
Most processes can trace their roots back to the earliest form of 3-D printing: stereolithography.
He contends that most Europeans can trace their roots back to seven women -- seven daughters of Eve.
"Most songwriters, you can trace back what they've been listening to," he said.
For instance, Manchester United, one of Britain's most storied teams, can trace its history to a club established by the city's railroad workers in 1880.
By asking six questions (in order from the simplest to the most complex), you can trace the probable cause of any sales effort misallocation back to the sales force decisions and programs that can bring about improvement.
Most modern systems can trace their versions of these features directly back to Multics, often via UNIX, which was a direct outgrowth of the Bell Telephone Laboratories participation in the Multics project design.
One reason is that most of them can trace their influences back to seminal collections of 78s from the 1920s and 1930s that somehow survived the mass recycling of recording to make shellac for World War II warships.
It is clear, however, that most modern bivalves can trace their ancestry back a long way and that the inherent plasticity of the bivalve form is responsible for the success of a molluscan experiment in lateral compression of the shell.
It is in the years after the publication of the supposedly cynical and even quietist "Candide" that he began the campaigns against persecution — and, more broadly, against torture and cruelty in punishment — from which, as Davidson says, most civilized societies can trace their liberation from organized cruelty and state killing.
