Sentence examples for are trace from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of tracing.
- Your cell phone company can put a trace on your line.
There are trace elements of Robert Mitchum, Elvis Presley, Captain Ahab, and an astronaut.
In addition, there are trace amounts of other substances, including amino acids, vitamins, organic acids, pigments, and enzymes.
As for the pollutants found in the test well, "These are trace elements so far below the accepted standards that it's of no concern," Mr. Harkins said.
Not all are on display at one time, but the ones that are trace the history of motoring, starting with an 1878 steam-driven Jacquot.
The other candidates are Trace Armstrong, a former player and union president, and DeMaurice Smith, a partner at the Washington law firm Patton Boggs.
Among the former players who could seek the job are Trace Armstrong and Troy Vincent, both of whom have been active in union issues.
Patterns of coincidence and correspondence are traced.
There are traces of sedatives in New York City's water.
In particular, all strongly regular graphs with no triangles and some cages are trace-minimal.
Even though these empirical developments have led to successes, they are trace-specific in nature and contribute to the generation of silos which hamper the establishment of a more general and transversal model.
The representations of the group of unitary operators which are trace-class perturbations of the identity on an infinite-dimensional separable Hilbert space are classified according to factoriality, quasi-equivalence, and semifiniteness, by relating these representations to the quasi-free representations of the Weyl algebra.
