Sentence examples for kind of trace from inspiring English sources

Self-referential decorating: I've got a lot of photos on my wall that kind of trace my journey.

It is present in food, but only in the kind of trace quantities that can be detected by ultrasensitive analytical techniques.

We'd do like six passes and also kind of trace the lines of vocals throughout.

Our knowledge of these chromatin remodeling processes is younger than our acquaintance with DNA changes, and they do not leave the same kind of trace in the genome sequence record.

He also added that while the thought of these items in food is a bit sickening, it shouldn't affect your health: "We generally think of this kind of trace contamination as a hygienic issue as opposed to a public safety concern.

The stimulus or response must leave some kind of trace that is present at the time of reinforcement.

Linklater and his art director Bob Sabiston use live-action sequences with flesh-and-blood actors, filmed and cut together in the conventional way and then animated images are derived from this footage, in a kind of "tracing-over" effect: hi-tech rotoscoping.

He imagined tracing her hipbone for a few minutes, then tracing it increasingly harder until she woke, then instantly reverting to a gentle, nearly imperceptible kind of tracing.

The underrepresentation of sites may be considered as a specific kind of traces of orthodox R-M system activity in a bacterial cell.

However, copper has played an important role on plant physiological metabolism: as one of the 9 kinds of trace elements in plants which are necessary to normal life activities, copper is a part of oxidoreductase (such as polyphenol oxidase, cytochrome oxidase, ascorbic acid oxidase), the lack of copper will directly affect the metabolism of plant in the process of growth and development.

The elements of Panax notoginseng are complex, containing more than 20 kinds of saponin-active material and 17 kinds of trace elements, protein, vitamins, and polysaccharides.