Sentence examples for possible to trace its from inspiring English sources

The area's Jewish population was all but extinguished by the Nazis, but it is still possible to trace its history through the Old Synagogue on Wolnica Square and the Remuh Synagogue and cemetery.

Cecil was wearing a GPS collar as part of a research project that Oxford University has been running since 1999, making it possible to trace his last movements.

Stevenson would not be an engineer, but he left his own lights, in Scotland and across the world, by which it is possible to trace his unceasing movement.

The principle of Collins's narrative is that by following the peregrinations of Paine's bodily remains, it is possible to trace his intellectual legacy.

But the digital age also makes it possible to trace the parody to its origins in a way that wasn't possible in an analog world.

2. Make sure the bottle has the Italian government band on it: the code on it makes it possible to trace the wine to the producer and its product certification.

It is possible to trace a phrase or idea from its first appearance in the base layer to the form in which it appears in The Origin of Species or The Descent of Man.

While it remains to be seen whether it will be possible to trace a counterfeit document back to its guilty creator on the basis of manufacturing imperfections, Dr Chiu is now working out ways to make those imperfections deliberate.

Within a three-mile radius it's now possible to trace the birth of democracy to its end.

Up to a certain point, it is still possible to trace a degraded molecule back to its origin and sometimes even to identify microbial domains or phyla.

Ancestry.com, through its AncestryDNA testing program, makes it possible to trace family trees through 26 ethnic regions from around the world, including 9 regions in Africa.