For instance, in the ancient TCM record "Origins of the Materia Medica" (Ben Cao Yuan Shi, published in 1612) it is mentioned that the roots of A. carmichaelii that have more number of projections and are large in size will be more potent as compared to those which have fewer projections [62].
They've just released their latest record Origins,a live album that traces the group's roots from the 1980s until the present day.
In summary, three vectors are used to represent each chromosome in each nonfounder: the first vector to record crossover positions, the second to record origins of chromosomes, and the third to record mutation sites.
The Exploration & Production segment records Origin's gas and oil exploration and production activities.
Next, we determined the H5-specific HI titers of IgY isolated from eggs purchased in randomly selected supermarkets in Hanoi, Vietnam that offer safe foods with recorded origin.
Acupuncture developed from the traditional Chinese medicine techniques that can trace recorded origins back to the 2nd century BC [ 4].
Since official French statistics do not record ethnic origin, figures are imprecise.
All early human remains are scientifically valuable, but those dated in the vicinity of two million years old are especially prized, because they fall near a key point in the fossil record: the origin of Homo.
That capability mirrors the telephone world's "pen register" and "trap and trace" systems -- which record the origin and destination of all calls related to the subject and which are used commonly in criminal cases.
About 1,500 Indigenous people are known to have fought in the first world war, but the number is thought to be higher, many denied the chance to record their origin when enlisting.
His 2012 record, "The Origin of Love" (Casablanca), is a nod to Los Angeles rock from the 1970s with coy electro overtones; the overall effect is still theatrical yet sincere.
