Sentence examples for means to trace from inspiring English sources

In "Rian," which means "to trace" or "to etch," a steady stream of songs, both lilting and sedate, gives the work a mystical, spiritual edge.

As a means to trace the FP, we introduce a scalar measure equivalent to the modal assurance criterion and derive its sensitivity with respect to density design variables.

As a means to trace water acquisition by four Eucalyptus species in an agroforestry planting, we tested a simple 'end member' approach and a more extensive characterisation of hydrogen and deuterium distribution profiles within an agricultural soil in south-western Australia.

The author has no use for easy answers, but rather means to trace a lineage that, for better and for worse, has made contemporary Hawaii what it is.

Such a change "would have no detrimental effect on public safety and still provide ATF a means to trace firearms," Turk wrote.

Written by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks, this "Native Son" means to trace a direct line from the systemic injustices and persecutions experienced by African Americans in the 20th century to those they continue to endure in the present.

Its first show, "Chefs-d'Oeuvre?," is meant to trace the meaning of masterpieces from the Middle Ages through much of the 20th century.

"The Liberation of One" is meant to trace two trajectories.

The word "design" comes from the Latin verb "designare," which meant to trace, describe and plan.

It is meant to trace life's transformation from single-celled bacteria and archea to multi-celled plants and mammals, and to symbolize health and science.

Dr. Kittles has also acknowledged that, although the project is meant to trace African origins, it is likely to turn up a great deal of European lineage, because slave owners and other whites interbred with African-Americans.