The events of recent weeks _ unilateral, humiliating actions by the Israeli government, Palestinian protest and terrorism in response _ have the menacing ring of atavism.
32.
Sometimes, an isolated pocket of humanity falls into decadence and atavism of its own accord ( e . g ., " The Lurking Fear " ).
33.
Hendrik M�bus of Absurd called NSBM the " logical conclusion " of the Norwegian black metal movement and interpreted the church burnings as a " cultural atavism ".
34.
The fangs are possibly vestigial, or atavisms of some other kind, though a definitive answer is difficult because of the dearth of knowledge about the species.
35.
Such atavisms reveal what sort of genetic information persists as evolution lurches forward, and how that information is recast or repressed in the DNA to suit the species.
36.
Other characters include the hominid's father, a love interest, and Red-Eye, a fierce " atavism " that perpetually terrorizes the Cave People.
37.
He focuses in particular on the nomadic Hebrew-speaking tribes and suggests that early Jews saw the worship of such deities more in terms of atavism than evil.
38.
Of greater interest to researchers is the possibility that the mutation is an atavism, the re-emergence of an ancient trait that has been hidden but not lost.
39.
It is an atavism we still feel, an ecstatic song about to break from our lips, commemorating, among other things, the moment we occupy in time.
40.
Now two University of Maryland researchers have figured how to bring atavisms back to life _ so to speak _ in blind cave fish, by making them grow eyes.
