Much of the pre-movie hype has focused on asking whether Hunger Games is the "new Twilight", or even Harry Potter, although its roots more clearly trace back to dystopian science fiction like Logan's Run and Rollerball.
In addition, it can clearly trace cooling of the buffer solution to determine the return to the initial temperature.
While some of the new songs clearly trace the wages of love and loss — "In These Arms," "Feeling the Pull" and "I Have Loved You Wrong" — there was no awkwardness or hesitation, just a palpable warmth.
We clearly trace most of our ancestry through a population that lived in Africa between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago and the archaic populations outside of Africa contributed little if any to present day diversity.
Any assumptions made by the bioanalyst leading to changes or transformations to the data are also noted in this text header where applicable, to ensure that the data could be clearly traced back to the original form.
Mrs. Clinton brushed aside the charge, saying the attacks were "clearly traced to the Al Qaeda remnants and other violent groups".
The lineage of today's cars, which will be sold alongside the new Aero 8, can be clearly traced to the 4/4.
Indeed, the interplay between these passions both for business and art is something Jay has worn on his sleeve for his entire career -- after all, one his most enduring rhymes reads, "I'm not a 'business man,' I'm a Business, man!" Jay's fascination with the relationship between art and commerce can be clearly traced back to his polarizing second album, Vol 1: In My Lifetime.
The tephra-bearing ice layer was the largest encountered during the expedition extending about 2 km or more, which could be clearly traced from Site JARE54-ASH1 to Site JARE54-ASH2, and could mostly be traced from Site JARE54-ASH2 to Site JARE54-ASH3.
According to Pentecostal historian H. Vinson Synan, "the basic premise of Pentecostalism, that one may receive later effusions of the Spirit after initiation/conversion, can be clearly traced in Christian history to the beginnings of the rite of confirmation in the Western churches".
Stylistic currents are clearly traced.
