Sentence examples for a first trace from inspiring English sources

A first trace of this doctrine was found in Bahya Ibn Paquda: however, he might have taken it from an Arabic philosophical or theological compendium inspired by Avicenna.

Since traces are generated on multiple machines by different instances of tracers, we have no guaranty that a time stamp for an event in a first trace will have any sense in the context of a second trace.

Given that the N. giraulti and N. longicornis trace sequence archives consist of unreplicated single-pass sequences, we subsequently searched the N. giraulti and N. longicornis trace sequence archives with the respective hit sequence; only those sequences or sequence sections were considered for which a second trace archive sequence (E value<10−20) confirmed its nucleotide sequence.

In Figure 3a a second trace of lower magnitude can be identified which is attributable to the reduced numbers of cattle slaughtered at the weekend.

As is the case for several other event types, in Figure 4a a second trace of lower magnitude but similar cyclical pattern is present.

A day or two later they spotted the tracks of an Arctic fox, the first trace of a living creature other than their dogs since leaving Fram.

Coming to philosophical theory, we first trace a development towards comprehensive articulation of a very broad conception of soul, according to which the soul is not only responsible for mental or psychological functions like thought, perception and desire, and is the bearer of moral qualities, but in some way or other accounts for all the vital functions that any living organism performs.

Towards the end of April they observed the tracks of an arctic fox, the first trace they had seen of a living creature other than their dogs since leaving Fram.

If that is the case, the sense that 2percentt might become the "new" new normal (ironically, a nomenclature first traced to El-Erian and PIMCO) that needs to be taken seriously.

The first trace of a swing to the right comes in a letter from 1915, in which Hitler expressed the hope that the war would bring an end to Germany's "inner internationalism".

This model provides an estimate for the first trace of O. lyallii pollen (0.5 % at 48 cm) of 1823 37 cal year AD.