Sentence examples for historical trace from inspiring English sources

I am of the party that questions El Greco's authorship of "A Lady in a Fur Wrap" (surmised to be from the late fifteen-seventies), an enigmatic portrait whose vivacious ease with a pretty woman seems alien to him; if it is his, it may either depict Doña Jerónima de las Cuevas, the mother of his son, or betray a holiday of passion that left no other historical trace.

Our third finding is that actions from earlier training opportunities leave a historical trace that is evident when people later solve problems in new, related contexts.

Edward and Eleanor had sixteen children, of whom five daughters survived into adulthood, but only one boy outlived Edward: Eleanor, Countess of Bar(1264/69 to 1298) three daughters and two sons born between 1265 to 1271 who died young between 1265 to 1274 with little historical trace: Joan, John, Henry, Alice, and Juliana or Katherine Joan, Countess of Hertford(1272 to 1307).

She found other historical traces of the cookies as well.

The show is roughly historical, tracing the dance from the Buenos Aires slums of the 1880s to 20th-century ballrooms.

After a fire in 1958 the Acequía Court was excavated, showing original architectural features, but no botanical analysis was done to discover historical traces of particular plants.

Rossellini, a rationalist, showed at work an idea that was ahead of its time, and indicated the historical traces left by its bearer.

The show is roughly historical, tracing the dance from the Buenos Aires slums… Talk story about Ramankutty Nair, a superstar of Kathakali, the highly stylized dance-drama popular in South India.

Quartermaster relies on historical traces of observed demands, e.g., CPU, disk, and network demands, of applications.

For existing applications, a cloud SP can use historical traces obtained from the application's deployment in the cloud.

Yet this historical tracing of the progress of science must be philosophically informed, that is, grounded in the transcendentally isolated system of basic functions.