Sentence examples for exhibit traces of from inspiring English sources
The later stages of Modernism, however, began to exhibit traces of deviance and disciplinary fracture.
"The Two Ways" here turns up again, and Dr. Charles, writing forty years ago, clearly showed that "many passages of the Gospels exhibit traces" of the Testaments and that "St.
Many people living close to the Pacific coast on or near the Santa Elena Peninsula no longer speak an indigenous language but still exhibit traces of indigenous customs and identity.
In conclusion, our examples demonstrate that it is indeed possible to apply the keypoint removal-injection procedure to produce an image that is forensically undetectable by the targeted CFMD (thanks to removal) and that does not exhibit traces of counter-forensic processing (thanks to injection).
Good quality iron ore could be found in the surrounding area, but the hill fort does not appear to have been a centre for iron production in this period; this is not unusual as very few hill forts in Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, and Wiltshire exhibit traces of iron production.
The earliest surviving works of art that exhibit traces of the influence of the Parthenon frieze belong to the media of vase painting and grave stelae where we can find some echo not just of motifs, themes, poses but tenor, as well.
The First, indebted to Bartók, exhibits traces of Argentinean folk music, such as the loping rhythm of the gato dance.
Such a forgery, in fact, is still capable of bypassing a SIFT-based state-of-the-art detector without exhibiting traces of keypoint removal.
As can be seen from Fig. 10, the spectrum of CdSe nanoparticles (1) exhibits traces of the spectrum p-toluic acid (2).
A mechanism has been suggested that favors selection of some gene clusters in the tomato plant exhibiting traces of gene conversion and conferring disease resistance [ 24].
A lengthy chronological exhibit traces the story of the War of Independence, and a staircase mural celebrates Father Miguel Hidalgo, the independence-minded priest.
