Sentence examples for combined trace from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, instead of using averaging, one can apply max-hold filtering, so the combined trace contains every transient signal that ever appeared in the observation period.

We investigated how stress shifts processes underlying cognitively demanding learning versus less demanding fear learning using a combined trace and delay fear conditioning paradigm.

In addition, combined trace element deficiencies do contribute to altered immune defences in burns; the triple-supplement addressed this particular condition.

Aleksandr Borodin (1833 87), in the second of his two quartets, combined traces of Russian nationalism with expressions of pure lyricism.

Drawing from "Wild Smile," due out next month, the band combined traces of disco, synthpop and blissed-out psychedelic rock.

Aqueous phases were combined, traces of organic solvents were evaporated under a stream of nitrogen and the sample was lyophilized.

One way to improve that under a 40-40-20 protocol would be to combine trace detection with a program developed before Sept. 11 called the computer-assisted passenger profiling system.

Using chemo-ecological methods that combine trace analysis and electrophysiology (Weissbecker et al. 2004), these insects can be used to identify core compounds from the volatile pattern of a dead vertebrate.

Biro speaks English with an accent that seems to combine traces of French and Hungarian — he was born in Budapest — which contributes to an air of unplaceable refinement.

In addition to excerpts from his own "Wolf-Skins," inspired by Welsh folklore, the showcase includes sections of a new dance by the postmodernist Douglas Dunn and an experimental work by Jordan Isadore that combines traces of Trisha Brown's "Spanish Dance" with moves lifted from Beyoncé and the Harlem Shake.

The magazine Stylist called the advert "saucy" and praised the fact that it "combines traces of metropolitan storytelling, cops 'n robbers movies with an ode to film noir, but with a lighter and ironic touch".