Sentence examples for longer tracing from inspiring English sources
Although it remains an "open investigation," cyber crime officers are no longer tracing the source of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks that forced the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) website offline for more than a week.
It's been mutated so much that I can no longer trace what I have done to it.
Secondly, the way the missed survival time has been estimated automatically may give a greater increment to cases with longer traced survival, although formulating the missed time as a fraction of the true value seemed a natural approach.
To permanently de-link data, any codes that will link or identify data or tissues with the donor must be removed, such that even the database manager can no longer trace a tissue or its related data back to the donor.
When SmartLoc trains the dead-reckoning model using longer trace, the mean estimation error decreases in all testing cases.
Examples of analyzed optical and electrical events are shown in Figure 4 b and longer traces of concatenated analyzed events can be found in Supporting Information, Figure S1.
In later layers of VisNet, successive transforms may be in the receptive field for longer, and invariance may be developing in earlier layers, so a longer trace may be beneficial.
This article takes a longer view, tracing the transformation of folic acid from a routine prenatal supplement to reduce the risk of anaemia to a routine 'pre-conceptional' supplement to 'prevent' birth defects.
Although the superstition is no longer common, traces still linger in some primitive and isolated areas.
"When people reaching out could no longer be traced back to people we knew... it started getting weird," Glazer says.
A friend whose name I can no longer remember traced a horse from a kids' book and slapped a horn on it.
