This knowingly took its title from William Morris's 19th-century work of utopian fiction, and the music had a new richness and sense of space, partly traceable to where it was made – in the Yorkshire village of Slaithwaite (which locals pronounce Slawit), five miles from Huddersfield.
"It really wasn't a very smart thing for him to do, because it was all directly traceable to him," said Mr. DeLuise.
The substance itself was traceable to Russia, where it is manufactured in small quantities for industrial use, and to two Russian men who had met with Litvinenko shortly before he fell ill.
In fact, as Gillian Duffy proves, their concerns are a mixture of right and left-ish stuff, much of it traceable to the fact that as Britain has gone through convulsive change after convulsive change, nobody in power has ever bothered giving them much of an explanation.
Camp Hero's roots are traceable to the Revolutionary War, when it was a facility to test military cannons.
With the watt balance, while the kilogram would be delineated in electrical and gravity terms, all of which are traceable to invariants of nature; it would be defined in a manner that is directly traceable to just three fundamental constants of nature.
Local chefs build meals based on ingredients like organic chicken, controlled regional lamb that is traceable to the farm where it was raised, certified Atlantic salmon, seasonal vegetables, organic fruit and dairy from the region and traditional cheeses from various parts of France.
As all these complexes are traceable to the eukaryote root, it is not formally possible to fully evaluate the protocoatomer hypothesis [18] using comparative genomic data.
The envelope is traceable to you, so keep it with your ballot, and do not trade envelopes with other registered voters in your household.
One cannot help noticing, however, that the song has some strength of its own, not immediately traceable to the forms from which it derives.
