And all these duties and all these rights are ultimately traced to a source of law and justice above our wills and beyond our politics, an author of dignity who calls us to act worthy of our dignity.
After a series of hoaxes, culminating in a Wikipedia article in 2005 that maligned the newspaper editor John Seigenthaler for no discernible reason other than because a Wikipedia contributor could, the site tried to ensure that every statement could be traced to a source.
The distribution of the length of chromosomal segments ultimately tracing to a particular source population, and other variables that could potentially be examined in a recombination-based model, could provide a useful additional set of quantities to consider beyond those available in our current formulation.
They were collecting insects and water samples, looking for effects of what is called non-point source pollution, or pollution that cannot be traced to a specific source -- a factory, for example, or outlet pipe.
In order to achieve the objectives described above, this plan focuses on non-point sources of pollution, which cannot be traced to a single source such as a waste outlet.
A mysterious type of radio wave from deep space, discovered only a decade ago, has been traced to a precise source for the first time, astronomers said on Wednesday.
This study reveals that WGS can be used for source tracking of P. aeruginosa in a hospital setting, and that acquisitions can be traced to a specific source within a hospital ward.
Among reported cases of E. coli, patterns are often difficult to trace to a single source.
" "Truly British" status is awarded to products that can be traced to a British source.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, this great cultural change can be traced to a single source: The Great British Bake Off.
For instance, anthrax cases among World War I aviators were traced to a natural source, helmets lined with wool from infected sheep.
