Sentence examples for heavy traces from inspiring English sources

Does his own music have such heavy traces of 1970s craft because the era's sounds summon happier childhood times?

Kodaly's serenade bears heavy traces of the research he carried out in collaboration with Bartok, traveling among peasants in Hungary and elsewhere, and recording and publishing their songs.

Due to the nature of photogrammetry and the limitations of the found footage, Hentschker's video is abstract and fragmented, showing heavy traces of the digitization used to create them.

When tissue samples from the body were transported to Ghent University's toxicology department, they were found to contain heavy traces of carbofuran and aldicarb: banned EU pesticides with fast-acting and severe symptoms including abdominal cramps, excessive salivation, imbalance, blurred vision, and difficulty breathing.

When tissue samples from the body were transported to Ghent University's toxicology department, they were found to contain heavy traces of carbofuran and aldicarb: banned EU pesticides with fast-acting and severe symptoms including abdominal cramps, excessive salivation, imbalance, blurred vision and difficulty breathing.

"It's been a great day for the team, a one-two," says Lewis blandly, and, with a heavy trace of sarcasm: "fortunately the team didn't make any mistakes".

Target motion is shown by the heavy black trace and the blue traces show the mean (±1 SE) of the ocular response.

A disposable electrochemical sensor for the determination of heavy metal traces has been designed for environmental field analysis.

This review will cover the impact of these major pollutants (including COx, SOx, NOx, PM, and heavy metals (traces)) on human health and the environment.

The gasifier was designed with a vortex collector pocket (VCP) and a central collector pocket (CCP) to maximise particle and ash separation from the flow, and remove alkali and other heavy metal traces that agglomerate with the ash particles.

Methods like freeze drying (FD), oven drying (OD) and sun drying (SD) have been used for P. ostreatus for analysing the contents of different heavy and trace elements.