Sentence examples for apparent traces from inspiring English sources

No obvious coarse grains, defects (e.g., pinhole or nodules), and apparent traces of friction were observed.

Nili Fossae, a fracture on the planet's surface partly filled in with rubble, is said by a group of private researchers in California to resemble Australia's Pilbara region, whose ancient rocks show apparent traces of microbial activity.

The presence of these apparent traces of serum p53 protein concentrations could not be related either to the p53 protein expression status of the primary lung tumours or to the tumour stage, grade or histological type.

In short, even if there is no apparent trace of a feather, or maybe even a melanosome, traces that can be linked to the original colours might remain.

The loosening of gambling regulations in New South Wales, announced during Responsible Gambling Awareness Week without an apparent trace of irony, tells the story of gambling regulation in Australia in the three years since Andrew Wilkie was rolled on poker machine reforms.

(Imelda is still in business, by the way. She is the patron - without any apparent trace of irony - of the shoe museum in Manila to which she has donated some 50 pairs of her famous size eights).

Such a magical moment when you see your creation actually starting to do what it was made to do, and it actually works!" wrote one with no apparent trace of sarcasm).

(Jacobi, 1825 27: vol. 2, 467 68; di Giovanni, 1994: 165 166) There was no apparent trace left in his comments of the anger that Hegel's essay, 'Glauben und Wissen' ('Faith and Knowledge'), had aroused in him in 1801.

Pentimenti are the alterations in a painting that become apparent through traces of previous workings.

Chilean poets and artists have been at the forefront of this politicized understanding of landscape, re-inscribing it in ways that make apparent the traces of conflict, violence and displacement so often erased from the more idealized, more pastoral renditions of nature.

Furthermore, we showed that the creation of a predictive signal on the apparent motion trace is spatio-temporally specific: Targets flashed on the apparent motion trace in-time with the illusory motion token are detected better than that flashed out-of-time (Schwiedrzik et al. 2007; Vetter et al. 2012).