Sentence examples for goal tracing from inspiring English sources

The Knicks fan Spike Lee is swapping balls and is the executive producer of "The Goal," tracing the rise of a football hopeful from a Rio favela to the stadium's klieg lights.

Independently of the underlying sensor technology, all digitizer tablets address one central goal: tracing the pen movement during writing, drawing, sketching, or signature processes over time.

Finish tracing your design.

To a degree at CRS4 we have achieved this goal by tracing all automated operations with the combination of Galaxy and the OMERO.biobank.

Yes, Vermaelen had a shocker to give the ball straight to Robin van Persie but the goal could be traced back two or three stages in play, and goals like that can be stopped.

Since then, she has pursued three central goals in her research: tracing the neural mechanism, or signature, that causes memory to update in the human brain; determining whether drugs might work safely in humans; and establishing a protocol that therapists could use to treat patients.

If the goal is to trace out long-term trends, forecasts may do better over the long run than the short.

Their goal is to trace the cell lineage up to hundreds of cells in one color channel and use a second color channel to monitor gene expression.

Second, functional non-redundant genomes in plants did not increase as fast as in vertebrates, and our goal was to trace the genomes in best performing groups of organisms.

The value of 10,000 steps as a physical activity goal can be traced back over thirty years to a slogan used by Japanese walking clubs, and has recently gained popularity in the media and in practice [ 17].

By distinguishing different levels of goals with regard to well-being and by realizing that lower-level goals are needed to achieve higher-level goals, we can trace the consequences of living in poor neighborhoods in term of social cohesion and belonging for the well-being of community-dwelling older people, and thereby determine what changes are needed to protect their well-being.