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Do you feel that a reader, leafing the New Yorker archive, would be able to trace an accurate arc of your poetry's development?
In that case last June, she was able to trace an unidentified woman who had been found dead in Utah in 1991 to a Texas woman who had disappeared a year earlier.
Based on our phylogenetic hypothesis of Euthyneura and especially Pulmonata we are now able to trace an evolutionary scenario regarding colonisation of different habitats by these Gastropoda.
The system the city is considering would be able to trace a call to within at least 328 yards, the officials said.
Last month, security researchers were able to trace a widespread computer attack on companies in Japan and India and on Tibetan activist groups back to specific hackers in China.
The lead got better: investigators were able to trace a latent unidentified fingerprint found on a gun magazine at the liquor store to a Jamaican-born 17-year-old, John Lee Malvo.
The number, by which American astronomers were able to trace a Spanish group's visits to their Web site before the discovery was announced, is called an IP address (for "Internet protocol"), not IPP numbers.
Brown and Goldstein were able to trace a genetic defect in the afflicted persons that resulted in their lacking or being deficient in cell receptors for low-density lipoproteins (LDL), which are the primary cholesterol carrying particles.
In tandem with Sean Gerrish, a doctoral student at Princeton, he has now produced a version that not only peruses text for topics, but also tracks how these topics evolve, by looking at how the patterns in each topic bin change from year to year.The new version is able to trace a topic over time.
Plus, you're able to trace a task back to its source email in Gmail, and view them on your Google Calendar.
Mulder and Scully, who have been able to trace a large purchase of grasshoppers to Vance, arrive to find the man dying of cyanide poisoning from his own glass of water.
