Sentence examples similar to Tracing back to a software issue from inspiring English sources

It can all be traced back to a marketing issue.

Unusually, Sunderland's whole software sector can be traced back to a band of brothers, the Callaghans, who formed web agency Leighton in 1992 in their native city.

It seemed just about any life problem could be traced back to a few moments in childhood the apparent root of everyone's mommy or daddy issues.

In this issue of EMBO Molecular Medicine, Kemper et al (2015) describe the identification of multiple, partly novel resistance mechanisms present in one patient and within a single metastasis, where one mutation could be traced back to a pre-treatment lesion.

In this overview I have identified main issues of climbing plant behaviour, most of them tracing back to Darwin's seminal observations, which deserve further ecological inquiry.

The development of Adobe Flash software can be traced back to American software developer Jonathan Gay's first experiments with writing programs on his Apple II computer in high school during the 1980s.

Some of the leading ideas of the phenomenological tradition can be traced back to this issue.

The calls were eventually traced back to Yeats's police-issue mobile phone.

The difference between setpoint updating rate and the control frequency can be traced back to the multi-layered software architecture of an overall system.

"I do worry that this is going to be a sleeper topic until one day, something very bad happens and it's traced back to some failing in software that could have been prevented," Laplante told me.

In a sense the movement traces back to John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, who issued a call to Christian "perfection".