"You can trace the form of Saturday," Groes said.
And when early rock historians reached back to trace the form's lineage, this middle-aged lady cheerily shouting and soloing in front of robed choirs didn't quite fit their secular, guitar-as-phallus ideal.
In the immediate vicinity are a number of pit-like depressions, which may have been ancient habitations, and one of the oldest inhabitants can remember when the intrenchment formed a distinct camp, though now it is difficult to trace the form of it.
Submillimeter emission traces the form of the dark cloud and reveals cores indicative of class 0 protostars.
Drawing on extensive archival research, Layne traces the form and aims of U.S. foreign policy since 1940, examining alternatives foregone and identifying the strategic aims of different administrations.
The smoothly curving course of this loop traces the form of a capital omega, its neck no more than 500 m across, its diameter about 3.5 km.
Operations will spread across the existing turbine hall and a new structure that traces the form of the boiler house that stood next door before its demolition in the 1950s.
On the arrangement of Dizzy Gillespie's "Woody 'n You" that closed the set, he had the trio repeatedly shift gears — from polyrhythmic 12/8 to fluttering waltz time to express-lane 4/4 swing — before clearing an open space for Mr. Blade, whose dazzling and supple improvisation stealthily traced the form of the song.
"My research was originally driven by my drawings; from literally tracing the form that these immature, growing cells take as they stretch from the eye and extend deep into the brain," said Dr. Mason, who is also a professor of pathology and cell biology, neuroscience and ophthalmic science (in ophthalmology) at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
You can trace the rap form back to the earliest songs.
