Suryavarman II's successor, Yaśovarman II (ruled 1160 66), also reached into earlier history for his royal name, tracing his lineage to the Rôluŏs period of the late 9th century.
The company's use of the Dart name traces back to a show car done by its innovative design chief, Virgil Exner, for 1956.
In November, the library opened what it is calling "Teen Central," a name traced in blue neon script on a plexiglass wall at the Donnell Library Center, on West 53rd Street.
The Scruggs Law Firm was closed, and the big block lettering was taken down from the building on the square, leaving only the faint imprint of the firm's name, traced by the sun, on the façade.
These receptors were then found to correspond to the amine receptors originally identified in the brain and named trace amine-associated receptors (TAARs) [ 2].
The tattered vessels lean against one another in a haphazard pile, as the sunshine slowly erases the Arabic-inscribed names tracing them to North Africa.
In order to evaluate the performance of the algorithm that computes directly the traces, named traces, we used the algorithm enumSol that enumerates all solutions.
To overcome this difficultly, at least to some extent, an initiative taken by the Red Cross society by the name of Trace the Face (Trace the Face).
They wanted to look up their names, to trace the record of a childhood lost, an inky, smudged once-upon-a-time.
Within such splendor, everything falls away, even our names, All trace of our being here, breathed in by the night's lips.
Later the city became capital of the Ammonites, a Semitic people frequently mentioned in the Bible; the biblical and modern names both trace back to "Ammon".
