Sentence examples for of its ancestry from inspiring English sources

"What's so remarkable about this work is that it shows language doesn't change all that fast — it retains a signal of its ancestry over tens of thousands of years," said Mark Pagel, a biologist at the University of Reading in England who advised Dr. Atkinson.

Its present function is written into its structure, but it also contains faint traces of its ancestry; preserving an ancient memory of a different world, millions of years ago, long before there were any humans to enjoy autumn colours and write about them.

Ultimately, Dr. Yalouris said, the open space may be "a monument to technology, in that it shows you how technology can correct the harms of its ancestry".

One such example is line F2834T, indicated by an arrow in each panel of Figure 3. Based on SNP data, F2834T had 82% of its ancestry in the TS cluster, while, based on SSR data, it had only 52% of its ancestry in that cluster and was thus classified as Mixed.

For crackly crusted pizza worthy of its ancestry, head for the 2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria, the latest entry from Peter Pastan, genie behind the deservedly praised (and hard-to-get-in) Obelisk restaurant on P Street.

23andMe also helped fund the Human Genome Diversity Project and says it currently has two projects underway in Africa to increase the diversity of its ancestry composition data, as well.

A laterally transferred gene continues to carry imprints of its origin and ancestry whilst residing in its current recipient genome.

Edgar T. Wherry speculated at length on the hybrid origins of A. bradleyi and other Appalachian spleenworts in 1925, but the scheme he proposed was later found to be untenable, although he did recognize the contribution of A. platyneuron to its ancestry.

Our species is not the center of nature; it is one among millions of branches, its ancestry mingled with that of pufferfish and puffballs.

Yet despite its huge size, it retained the relatively long slender limbs and toes of its hyracodont ancestry and did not develop the stubby graviportal toes seen in elephants and larger dinosaurs.

The baby, which bears traces of its Aboriginal ancestry, is promptly launched in a river, Moses-style –Noah knows to keep a secret.