Sentence examples for definite traces from inspiring English sources

The stars as you probably know, are Greta Garbo, Frederick March, and a small boy called Freddie Barholomew, and it happens that while Miss Garbo still speaks with a strong Swedish accent and Mr. March retains definite traces of his native Wisconsin, young Bartholomew has a strong clipped treble that belongs to the English public schools.

None of the ships other than John Clements found any definite traces of Arctic.

Now that it's touring, with a weekend stopover at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, we can see definite traces of Gelsey Kirkland's fine directorial hand at work.

But there were definite traces of this tendency and he never, on three or four tries, gets the pronunciation of Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president, even close to correct.

Meanwhile, Major Lazer's collaboration with DJ Snake and MØ, "Lean On," became Spotify's most streamed song ever last year while bearing definite traces of the genre's influence.

Riding on, I happened on a more definite trace of his passage: a signpost that read JOHN WILKES BOOTH AND HIS COMPANION DAVID HEROLD ENTERED CHARLES COUNTY HERE.

In these cases, as with his argument against the satisfiability of condition [c] of the Stoic definition, it seems possible to trace a definite strategy behind Arcesilaus' arguments: he argued against Zeno's empiricist presuppositions by deploying Platonic objections and theories (see Schofield 1999, von Staden 1978).

We present some lower bounds for the Frobenius condition number of a positive definite matrix depending on trace, determinant, and Frobenius norm of a positive definite matrix and compare these results with other results.

Not definitive, just definite.

From ([15], Appendix I), we see that for any M × M dimensional positive-definite matrix A, trace ( A − 1 ) ≥ ∑ m = 0 M − 1 1 a m, m, (D.5).

It can be easily verified that A and B are two independent Wishart matrices, and thus A−1 and B are positive semi-definite matrices, whose trace is positive.