Sentence examples for includes traces of from inspiring English sources
But it also includes traces of "Jeopardy," "Laugh-In" and "Vertigo".
They range from fresh ginger, which has a subtle kick, to tonka, a spice banned in the United States (it includes traces of a toxic compound that is not dangerous in small doses), which smells like damp licorice.
The Büchner story — about a mistreated soldier descending into murderous rage toward his lover — has been brought forward to the 1960s film world and includes traces of the outcast characters and Western locales from Nathanael West's novel about Hollywood hangers-on, "The Day of the Locust".
Finally, a small number of round gold inclusions were also detected, one of which also includes traces of silver.
Additional evidence of an ancient encampment includes traces of eight makeshift bread ovens not far from the camp perimeter and a handful of artifacts, including four nails from the bottom of Roman boots, a piece of horse tackle, and part of a scabbard.
The impact of the detection system in Cuba, which includes tracing of sexual partners, may have played an important role by allowing the detection of HIV-positive individuals only a couple of years after HIV acquisition, with a follow-up reducing the transmission of the virus to other persons.
Scientists have also identified twenty-one types of bacteria, including traces of gonorrhea.
The effect of this was to destroy the surface, including traces of the original painting, gilding and waxing and the marks of the sculptors' chisels.
And, of course, the filmmakers' claim that they identified the burial remains of Jesus of Nazareth — including traces of DNA — suggests that he was not bodily resurrected, after all.
Scholars who study police interrogations say it is not uncommon for confessions to include traces of the detective's speech, particularly law enforcement jargon the suspect was unlikely to have used without prompting.
Shroud skeptics call on a shopping list of evidence, including traces of paint pigments and carbon-14 dating tests carried out in 1988 that led three independent laboratories to date the cloth between 1260 and 1390, to cast doubt on its sacred origins.
