Sentence examples for always tracing from inspiring English sources

No surprise here: novelists are always tracing and retracing their lives for material.

Ideas about geological processes were already known by, e.g., a mystical sect of Shiite Muslims, "The Brothers of Purity," as well as by the Uzbeki/Persian physician Avicenna (980 1037 A.D .. Presenting ideas as always tracing back to predecessors (individual and social problems and solutions) helps the reader to avoid viewing history as a sequence of watertight "periods".

Yet by circumscribing your movement, the piece makes you aware of the path you take through the room, how you are always tracing some geometric outline.

In one way or another, the problems always trace back to execution.

We always trace rays from the camera, so naivly I thought that is how the file would be set up.

*Tissue banks cannot always trace infected tissue from a recipient to the original donor or from the donor to recipients.

It is observed that fundamental failure mechanisms are almost always traced back to the starting substrate material quality, substrate miscut angle, and surface morphology post epi growth.

Although the land components derived from SRTM DEM and SUDEM L1 were relatively homogeneous internally, their boundaries did not always trace morphological discontinuities.

"IF A person starts behaving oddly, saying things that don't make sense, or putting forth weird arguments, you can always trace it back to the compensation system, and a perverse incentive".

Ms. Malcolm cautions against reading her collages as stories ("Art that tells stories, that's just illustration, isn't it?" she asked), and the elements in them are not always traces of her own life; she likes to forage in second-hand shops.

However, as a relative method, the quantification results is always traced back to UV [16], when always using a working curve.