Sentence examples for old traces from inspiring English sources

Iseppi, who is forty years old, traces his interest in falconry to his childhood, in South Africa.

Could he have convinced arbiters that his other suspect drug tests were either contaminated, misread, or mistaken -- or that they had detected old traces of legitimate, perhaps cancer-fighting medications?

Adult neurogenesis in brain in mammals or birds seems to play a role in establishing a temporal order of events by clearing out old traces of experiences and consolidating new memory [39].

The strange thing is that my computerised films look like my old trace-and- paint films".

Some of the oldest traces of life are preserved as unicellular algae in Precambrian cherts of the Barberton greenstone belt in the Transvaal region of South Africa.

The oldest traces are the antiquarian survivals, such as the Bronze Age forts studding the chalk downs of the southwest, and the corrugations left by the strip farming of medieval open fields.

The historic York Fair, which claims to be the country's oldest, traces its roots to 1765.

The oldest traces of human activities, dated to around 36 35 14C ka BP (43 40 cal ka), were found in alluvial strata at Mamontovaya Kurya at the Polar Circle - their connection to cultures further south remains uncertain.

So far, the oldest traces of early humans outside Africa--except for a disputed site in Java--are primitive stone tools at 'Ubeidiya, Israel, dated to as early as 1.5 million years ago.

The oldest traces of hominid existence in Switzerland date back about 150,000 years.

If the findings are true, the Labrador graphite would be at least 150 million years more ancient than the previous title holders of the oldest traces of life ― graphite dating back 3.7 billion years found in Greenland, and 3.8 billion years in Quebec. .