Sentence examples for clear vestiges from inspiring English sources

More surprisingly, the BC-only neuropil exhibited clear vestiges of sublaminar organization.

Similarly, a long, highly conserved gene cluster in jakobid mtDNAs, which is a clear vestige of prokaryotic operons, displays a gene order more closely resembling that in free-living α-proteobacteria than in Rickettsiales species.

The clearest remaining vestige of Tom was the "Don't Look Back" poster that he'd taped to a flank of his dresser where Bob Dylan's psychedelic hair style wouldn't always be catching my mother's censorious eye.

As he has reshaped the roster over the last three months latete Friday night, the Jets acquired running back Chris Ivory from New Orleans for their fourth-round pick — he has sought to clear out the vestiges of General Manager Mike Tannenbaum's era.

The question of same-sex marriage arises not simply as an appeal for fairness within a framework of existing values but as another step, presumed to be inevitable, in clearing away the vestiges of what is regarded to be a repressive traditional morality.

It was a rebuke to President Mikheil Saakashvili, who has tried to clear Georgia of all vestiges of Soviet symbolism.

Shortly before noon, there was a desperate push to clear away the remaining vestiges of Project B and to get to the airport.

This week's shotgun wedding video starring Hanson and Tony Abbott aims to clear out the last vestiges of her decades-old dispute with the "traditional" conservative right.

Introducing a slim selection of her poetry last year, the critic John Hollander claimed that we are able to read Lazarus with pleasure today "now that our perspective on 19th-century American poetry has been cleared of its last vestiges of modernist bias".

In a list of recommendations for the EU, the ECFR also advises the bloc to keep active in the formation of the new government and make clear it will not tolerate vestiges of the old regime.

It is not clear whether these are functional vestiges or instances involving alternate substrates and interacting partners.