In Google, the longstanding idea of the corporate family, traceable to Peter Drucker's "The Concept of the Corporation" (1946), may reach both its modern peak and its creative limit.
My depression is DNA-deep, traceable in my family history.
The racial history of our State, which has been home for my family traceable back to the Civil War, makes it quite clear why many South Carolinians feel this way.
The evolutionary histories of these gene families are traceable through the appearance of family members in different eukaryotic lineages.
We therefore reasoned that if individual snoRNA families traceable to LECA perform modifications at different target sites, this would be consistent with clans having evolved via duplication and divergence prior to the diversification of eukaryotes (i.e. pre-LECA).
Although it most likely comes from Polo's nickname, Il Milione, from his tendency to describe the millions of things he saw in the Mongol empire, it may have been related to the idea of a "tall story," or from a nickname running in the family, possibly traceable to a corruption of Aemilione ("Big Emil").
His troubled relationship with his own birth family; the traceable (and scarcely benign) imprint of his obsession on Wolfgang's personality, career choices, and music; and the peculiar arrangement by which he undertook to raise his daughter's son (also named Leopold), as if to compensate for his own son's "betrayal," combine to make this a particularly dark subject.
For Zhang, this idea proves the fact that every object comes from an ancestry source even the development of furniture and objects is traceable through some vast family tree.
