This news brief traces the source of the SARS virus.
The briefs trace a triangle that extends to an inch below the navel.
Trace fear conditioning, in which a brief empty "trace interval" occurs between presentation of the CS and UCS, differs from standard delay conditioning in that contributions from both the hippocampus and prelimbic medial prefrontal cortex (PL mPFC) are required to form a normal long term memory.
One brief section traced a line of descent from "The Beggar's Opera" through "Threepenny Opera" to "Urinetown".
Performed by her, the brief solo traces an imaginary map of Israel along her body, ending, stunningly, with a broken 50-year-old heart as the site of Jerusalem.
(Anyone who's ever daydreamed of having a father like James Wright might long for more poems like "Resurrection: Elegy," an amicus brief that traces a connection, via Mahler and drink and a family friend, to the father as he is in his poems: "The vast golden house of this music").
A brief conclusion traces some implications of the idea of "disequilibrating" virtue for technological design.
I tried, for a brief period, to trace them when I was working on my first book.
His new book, "Near a Thousand Tables: A History of Food," is more a series of essays than an exhaustive history, yet in relatively brief fashion he traces the development and meaning of food from the beginnings of cultivation and cooking up through the industrialization of food production and the current recoiling against it in the prosperous Western world.
Part of trAce's brief, Thomas continues, is to educate writers about the potential of the net, to encourage them to create fictional work there.
