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The history of cultivated plant taxonomy can be traced from the first plant selections that occurred during the agrarian Neolithic Revolution to the first recorded naming of human plant selections by the Romans.
These tracks were traced from the first 50 frames of Videos 1 and 2. (I ) Kymographs of individual KV cilia in control and ttc26 knockdown embryos.
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This chapter outlines the historical evolution of wireless networks traced from the first-generation (1G) through the current third-generation (3G) architectures.
At the age of eighteen he inherited the baronetcy and became chief of the Clan Cumming; his line had been traced from the fourth century, through Charlemagne.
Here we report that within the spinal cord sensory afferents traced from the second cervical nerve target the deeper dorsal horn laminae and the central cervical nucleus, with little or no innervation of the superficial dorsal horn.
The subject this time is the American love affair with firearms, an issue Mr. Moore traces from the first colonists to the teenage boys who went on a murderous rampage in a Colorado high school.
Lymph (collecting) vessels were traced from the periphery to the first-tier lymph node.
A complex, nonlinear path of cell interactions can be traced from the antigen-presenting cells that first take up the immunogen, via T helper cells through to B lymphocytes.
The large royal clan traced descent from the first king and culture hero, Nyikang (Nyikango).
As part of the analysis, the origin of the term and concept "semasiology" is traced, from its first mention in Reisig's lectures and its subsequent spread to its gradual substitution, as a cover term for the theory of meaning, by Bréal's term "semantique", and finally to its established present-day use.
The cohort's numbers were traced from year seven, the first year of secondary school, up until taking their GCSEs in 2017.
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