Sentence examples for because it can trace from inspiring English sources

Molecular dynamics (MD) has been demonstrated as one powerful tool for elucidating the nanometric cutting mechanisms, because it can trace the trajectories of individual atoms at a very short time step through the time integration of Newton's second law, which enables the monitoring of ongoing nanometric cutting process.

That is an easy transition for him because the soccer Spain plays is downright Dutch, and it can trace its roots to Cruyff.

It can trace its brewing roots back to 1366.

Because I can trace almost every sale either directly or indirectly to personal appearances.

My partner is an Englishman whose family tree is the sort that professional genealogists post on the Internet because it can be traced back to the first king of England in the 11th century.

A recommendation on LinkedIn is different from many other places because it can be traced back directly to the individual.

Furesomide, taken to promote the production of urine and help high blood pressure and used in the treatment of congestive heart failure, is known as a masking agent because it can hide traces of other illicit substances in a person's body that boost performance.

Hence, the genealogical history of a genome cannot be portrayed simply as a lineal descent from a common ancestor that existed in some distant past because a lineage can trace its ancestry from a myriad of sources, both living and extinct.

As far as the IT segment of the ecosystem is concerned, Cambridge Consultants played a critical role, because one can trace links from many of today's successful companies (for example ARM) that stretch back to it.

His company calls what they do "root cause analysis" because they can trace from the system all the way down to the root cause of the problem wherever it happens to be.

Stable isotopes are especially useful as tracers of animal movement between habitats because δ13C can trace energy and carbon sources and δ15N can identify feeding relationships and trophic position (Vinagre et al. 2008).