Sentence examples for left remnants from inspiring English sources

An impact should also have left remnants of melted rocks and shocked minerals, Dr. Koeberl said.

Alien organisms might have left remnants containing peculiar suites of molecules or produced distinctive geochemical alterations like unusual mineral deposits.

The opening scene of "The Coon", in which Cartman discussed the poor economic state of the nation and the election of U.S. President Barack Obama, were left remnants of the original economy-related idea.

In the most extreme cases the right and left remnants of the dentary fused medially to give a single medial tubular structure carrying a single incisor (Figure 4E).

Using fewer predictors left remnants of the formants in the source model, which would have made it more difficult to shift the perceived identity of the targets toward /I/.

The other two failed in their heartlands, "where ecological demand was highest," but left remnant populations that survived.

The plan calls for a negotiated political settlement that would satisfy Syrian opposition groups but that could leave remnants of Mr. Assad's government in place.

Old tales related that the Siculi once lived in central Italy but were driven out and finally crossed to Sicily, leaving remnants behind e.g., at Locri.

Then, like as many as six thousand doctors who yearly leave remnants inside their patients during operations, he'd absent-mindedly left his glove inside Goatley, along with the Powerball prize.

The key, he said, was that when the small trees were cut, they were completely removed, rather than leaving remnants on the forest floor, as was done with the larger trees.

When older stars collapse, they leave remnants of dust and gas that become the building blocks of new stars.