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NANCY CULPEPPER is a girl who got away — escaping her parents' farm in Kentucky in the 1960's for college and graduate school and marriage to a photographer, all of which are traced in these linked stories covering a quarter-century of her adulthood.
This is just one of the many uses to which this iconic building has been put, vicissitudes which are traced with verve and erudition by Mary Beard in this highly readable book, the first in a new series on ancient buildings, which Ms Beard is also editing.The first important thing about the Parthenon is that, unlike most ancient Greek monuments, it survived more or less intact into modern times.
The conductance and repartition of the current present then oscillations, which are traced to the band structure of the nanotube.
"It is not [the figures] imprinted on the external sense organs, or on the internal surface of the brain, which should be taken to be ideas but only those which are traced in the spirits on the surface of the gland H (where the seat of the imagination and the 'common' sense is located).
Some cats and dogs died after eating pet food contaminated with melamine, which was traced to Chinese wheat gluten.
It was the Piazza di Sant'Ignazio, one long side of which is traced by elaborately curved 18th-century buildings that evoke a rococo chest of drawers.
F.B.I. agents and detectives had identified and were seeking to interview the owner of the Pathfinder, which was traced to Connecticut.
Far in the lead and always a great favorite of critics, was judicious pruning, the origin of which was traced to a review of "The Canterbury Tales" in the Canterbury Daily News (circa 1389)..
"Often there is this equation of fate as the path which is traced by your feet in space, while the upper body communicates how I feel about it — happy, anxious, ashamed," she said.
(Better to take that number on faith than to try to puzzle through the orchestra's discontinuous history, which is traced to 1908 despite abortive earlier efforts and a period under the name New Symphony Orchestra).
On the large scale, contemporary students of Hindu society recall an ancient fourfold arrangement of socioeconomic categories called the varnas, which is traced back to an oral tradition preserved in the Rigveda (dating perhaps from between 1500 and 1200 bce).
