Ramage's portraits differ from many others of Washington because they are more personal, less formal and each has a trace of a smile on his face.
On offdays, he has a trace of a goatee, though it seems that's still the only hair that occupies his face when given the chance.
So (nabla{u_{varepsilon}}) is uniformly bounded in ({L^{gamma}}({Q_{T}})), and u has a trace on the boundary.
These parameters had a considerable trace on the uptake of cadmium and copper metal using NJ zeolite.
Fourth, the upper branch of the bifurcated scarp in Fig. 10b has a crenulated trace on the slope with a wavelength and amplitude of 100 and 50 m, respectively (Fig. 10f), possibly the surface manifestation of a hinterland-dipping duplex (Twiss and Moores 2006, p. 125).
I ducked into a nearby restaurant's bathroom and washed my hands, rubbing suds into the crevices around my nails, checking to see if I had any traces on my sleeves.
Both the distance density variables and land use pattern had a stronger influences on trace metal concentrations at a small scale than at a larger scale, while the parent materials was important at all the scales.
This destabilization had an impact on the trace element distribution in soil solution, as assessed by REE data, and conversely, the destabilization degree of humic substances seemed to be influenced by the metal ion charge.
Trace mineral supplementation had an equivocal impact on liver trace minerals over time.
And having a dancer trace her own moving outline on the front scrim is too obvious a representation of the futility of capturing time's flow.
