Sentence examples for trace the stages from inspiring English sources
Working on these specimens, and adding to them with others supplied by the Zoological Society of London, Negus carried out meticulous dissections that enabled him to trace the stages of evolution and development of the larynx across a wide variety of animals.
Martin Kramer recalls his long friendship with Rubin, and traces the stages in his evolution as an intellect and scholar.
It covers much the same period of Miller's life as Tropic of Capricorn and, together with that book, traces the stages by which the hero-narrator becomes a writer.
This essay examines the convergence of phrenology and nineteenth-century British theatre by tracing the "stage life" of a life cast made by Scottish phrenologist George Combe from the head of the child actress Clara Fisher.
One could point to numerous particular causes or trace the specific stages over the last 60 years which have led to the present state of affairs.
To trace the formative stages of a planetary system such as ours, the modern condensation model stipulates the following broad scenario, starting with a large, dusty interstellar cloud.
And then you have severe here and cancer here.'" On the table James uses her index finger to trace the contrasting stages of potentially cancerous cells.
Tradition criticism, in the study of biblical literature, method of criticism of the Hebrew Bible Old Testamentt) and the New Testament that attempts to trace the developmental stages of the oral tradition, from its historical emergence to its literary presentation in scripture.
With utmost economy, she traces out the stages of Dido's grief, ending on tones of radiant defiance.
With each trace the xy-stage was moved by 150 nm to probe a new position on the surface.
There were revivals of items unseen for many years, including scenes from "Walkaround Time" (1968) and the duet from "Rondo" (1996), ballroomlike in its slow paths traced around the stage and in the almost constant eye contact between man and woman.
