Sentence examples for traceable origin from inspiring English sources

Unlike some other major sports, basketball has a neatly traceable origin story.

The "universal values," sense of "honor" and "inborn sense of decency" to which Wilson appeals are of no traceable origin in the blindly amoral operations of natural selection.

In 1973, the virus spread through Iran and Turkey without any traceable origin (10 ), and in 1983 1985, genetically closely related viruses were found in many Middle Eastern countries, including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Georgia, Greece, Israel, and Lebanon (represented in the Technical Appendix Figure 1 by LEB/83 and GRE/1/84).

But while its contrasts were clear, and part of its origin traceable, the piece followed no recipe, and ran considerable risk.

A house-relation of many diseases in tropical and sub-tropical countries is Directly traceable to an origin in such defects; the removal of the known defects would largely eliminate those house-diseases, which seriously affect millions of people.

The specific instance traceable as the origin of my religious impulse after my interest in the cement mixer passed (to my parents' great relief) involved a nineteen-fifties war movie that my father and I watched together on television one Sunday afternoon with the curtains drawn to prevent the sunlight from making it hard to see the screen of our black-and-white television.

Tectonically, the IME is believed to have its origin traceable to the regional tectonic episode that resulted to the splitting of the African and South American Continents.

If such an association has been preserved, host genes should be among the oldest genes, traceable to the origin of templated protein synthesis [ 16, 17].

The fish supply is accurately curated for participating chefs and cooperative members and is traceable to the source of origin ― the fisher who harvested the haul.

In most languages, for instance, the person markers are directly traceable to Latin origins (i.e., to Latin -ō, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt).

The residual earthiness in Coldplay's music traceable to their origins as an indie-rock band has now disappeared: their songs now sounds gossamer-light, and so easy on the ear it sometimes threatens to disappear.