Sentence examples for natural trace from inspiring English sources
It is natural trace component of the aquatic environment, but its levels have increased due to industrial, agricultural, and mining activities.
Selenium (Se) is a natural trace element that may alternate from an essential micro-nutrient to a toxic compound within a narrow concentration level.
Going further, in the next theorem we define quasi boundary triples for (S_{max,pm }=big (S_{min,pm }big )^*) with the natural trace maps as boundary maps defined on the domain of the operators begin{aligned} T_pm :=-Delta _g+V_pm,quad {{mathrm{dom}}}(T_pm ):=H^{3/2}_Delta (Omega _pm ), end{aligned} (5.57 in (L^2(Omega _{pm })).
Thanks to local geology and a high water table, the soil in a good portion of Westlands is loaded with mineral salts and selenium, a natural trace element.
In case of natural trace conditioning, it is assumed that Hippocampus (during the learning period) or medial prefrontal cortex (during the retention period) provides the needed input for the CS signal in the cerebellum cortex.
Aging is the natural trace that time leaves behind on life during blossom and maturation, culminating in senescence and death.
She doesn't take exceptional efforts to hide the natural traces of age, which is an essential element of her appeal, of her beauty, and, for that matter, of the character she plays.
In contrast to previous descriptions of the interflow within Lake Geneva, the stable isotope compositions allow for direct, natural tracing of the Rhône River water even in cases where the turbidity and conductivity measurements do not indicate such an interflow.
It may seem natural to trace the origins of current globalisation back to the history of European imperialism.
Delaware-born country singer Chuck Wicks sees his partnership with NRA Country as a "natural fit", tracing it back to his lifelong love of hunting and animal conservation.
California has changed a lot since the early hard-boiled private eyes first turned over that crime turf, but it's still fertile ground for a modern operative like Jack Liffey, a Vietnam veteran whose ingrained decency makes him a natural for tracing missing children.
