Sentence examples for of the same roots from inspiring English sources

In parallel, we took 14C measurements of the same roots to estimate the mean C ages of fine roots.

Developing out of the same roots as the early 19th-century circus the "mud shows," so called because they operated mainly in the open carnivals traveled from town to town, bringing with them a few days of high excitement.

We are of the same roots".

The incredible wealth created over the last decade in the United States has gone to a smaller and smaller portion of the population, and this disparity stems from many of the same roots as in developing nations.

The story called "Raw Material" invokes metamorphosis of a different sort: the transformation of life into fiction, and the curious ways in which the two, born of the same root, diverge.

By comparing the size and other characteristics of the grains to those from modern domesticated and wild versions of the same root plants, the researchers were able to determine that the ancient grains came from domesticated plants.

Moreover, since excessive use of pornography and erectile dysfunction are both associated with depression, causation may not be so simple even for that 3%: we might be looking at two effects of the same root cause.

Mr. Wilson, a Republican who grew up in Johnstown, a small town about an hour northwest of Albany, sees some of the same root problems and would like a chance to attack them by ousting the current comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli.

McConnell sees her interests as a developmental neurobiologist and conservation photographer as "two trees that are grown out of the same root system" – she studies animals and their behavior – but separates the science of her molecular biology work from the message-oriented storytelling and advocacy of her photography.

These two signals consist of the same root signals, but in different orders.

Unlike ambiguous words such as 'bank' or 'report' or 'stud', the inflections of meaning to which most of our expressions are susceptible nonetheless have affinities: the ideas expressed by these expressions in their various uses are "intimately connected" with each other; they are "different inflections of the same root" (1945, 206).