Sentence examples for the ancient third from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these characteristics of candidate B-linked sequences suggest that D. albomicans B chromosomes may have originated as a byproduct from (sub- centromeric/telomeric fragmentsub- centromeric/telomeric the ancient third autosome and the ancestral sex chromosomes.

Along one side of the Mount is the Western Wall, a remnant of the ancient Second Temple and Judaism's most sacred place of worship.

The two activities that make the link between the evolutionarily ancient first section of the catabolic pathway and the cytosolic-vacuolar steps are RCCR and the envelope transporter WBC23.

He appears a world-away from western representations of Jesus Christ but using forensic data from the skulls of ancient first century Jewish men, a British anatomical artist has reimagined the face of the son of God.

They may occur in a riddling verse, such as "When the ancient Dawns first dawned, the great Syllable was born in the footsteps of the Cow," alluding to the birth of speech at the beginning of creation.

During the rule of the Persian Achaemenian dynasty (559 330 bc), the ancient Greeks first encountered the inhabitants of Persis on the Iranian plateau, when the Achaemenids natives of Persis were expanding their political sphere.

As a conceptual construct, Europa, as the more learned of the ancient Greeks first conceived it, stood in sharp contrast to both Asia and Libya, the name then applied to the known northern part of Africa.

Persevere with Olympia: the modern town is little more than a service centre for the ancient, and first impressions will be of souvenir shops and uninspiring restaurants.

Perhaps the ancient Irish first ate them because they're abundant, free and handy -- local food before we even had a term for it -- but it turns out they're an herbalist's dream.

It triggered the same emotion I felt when the ancient ballplayers first came out of the corn in "Field of Dreams," affirming that there's something mystical about baseball that defies logic.

The area is sacred to Jews as the site of their ancient First and Second Temples.