Sentence examples similar to a trace of time from inspiring English sources

But those who do are the men and women most willing to change the fetid bandages, replace the sodden sleeping bags and - probably most difficult of all - argue, without a trace of impatience, that the time has come for some serious medical treatment.

At the start of a series of investigations of different forms of the trace learning rule, Rolls and Milward (2000) demonstrated that VisNet's performance could be greatly enhanced with a modified Hebbian trace learning rule (Eq.  3) that incorporated a trace of activity from the preceding time steps, with no contribution from the activity being produced by the stimulus at the current time step.

Further consideration of ritual knowledge helps situate the trace of time left in matter through artistic mediations in historical and experiential contexts.

But, he muses, without a trace of irony: "I thought it was time to settle somewhere a bit less remote".

More than 50 years later, "Monika" arrives in New York again to light up the screen, this time without a trace of impropriety.

I left the luncheon, disgusted again, but this time with a trace of a smile.

There shouldn't be a trace of crunch, but at the same time you don't want to cook it to mush.

Figure 4a shows an original trace of a time control experiment, for two consecutive applications of basolateral ATP to a perfused mTAL separated by 12-min washout.

Some component models and their implementations keep a trace at run-time of the component structure and their dependencies.

One could consider these traces of time as a kind of deterioration.

"In museums," Mr. Kalka said, "ordinary objects become more interesting exactly because of traces of time, such as mold, that give them a meaningful context.