ancestor造句

She has worshipped her ancestor.

First cousins are two degrees from their common ancestor.

descended from the same ancestor,but by a different line

During the festival the investor investigated his ancestor.

The abacus is the ancestor of the modern computer.

Having an ancestor in common but descended from a different line.

An ancestor of his was Christoph von Lieven, a bright young general in Alexander's entourage.

Do not set dimensions on an ancestor that is not an immediate parent.

I was looking for some resemblance between my ancestor and my self.

The earliest ancestor word in Latin has a meaning of small stones that have been chipped off a larger piece.

Just attune to this ancestor in meditation or dream time that agrees to help you manifest your dreams.

The word I'm thinking of is the Latin ancestor of “mallet” and it shows up in other words too.

Yet she is not the kind of ancestor most modern evolutionary biologists would have been looking for.

This digitised "twin" might be able to provide valuable lessons for your great-grandchildren - as well as giving them a good idea of what their ancestor was like.

He championed strong familial loyalty, ancestor worship, respect of elders by their children, and the family as a basis for an ideal government.

“ This implies that they were probably present in the last common ancestor,” not long after the dawn of evolution, Breaker argues.

One model 'envisions the pre-human ancestor as a terrestrial knuckle-walker, a behavior frequently used by our closest living relatives, the African apes,' the report said.

This policy addresses the concerns about what in a descendant stream may be different, and how long it may remain different from its ancestor.

This method tells you all you need to know: whether one node is a descendent or an ancestor of the other, whether it is before or after, and so on.

For the signed form corresponding to the one given in listing 1, a new document with as the document element must be created with namespaces inherited from all ancestor nodes.

An animal, a plant, or a natural object serving among certain tribal or traditional peoples as the emblem of a clan or family and sometimes revered as its founder, ancestor, or guardian.

The origin of feathers could be pushed back further still if the "fuzz" found on some pterosaurs is confirmed to be feathers, since these flying reptiles share an even older ancestor with dinosaurs.