Sentence examples for precious trace from inspiring English sources

That would be a great loss, argues this beautifully written book by an emiment French linguist, because each language has a "share of genius", "a precious trace of human talent", telling us something valuable about the human mind.

"A precious trace of human talent," Hagège has it.

Beauty is a precious trace that eternity causes to appear to us and that it takes away from us.

Because iodine is a precious trace element, it is recycled in a single reductive step catalyzed by an FMN-dependent dehalogenase (IYD, Fig. 8 [69]).

That period and place are known to have been pivotal in human prehistory, although they left precious few traces.

We therefore designed and built a downhole sampling device specifically to measure precious and other trace metal concentrations in the deep reservoir fluids.

Although provenance is typically used to trace precious artworks and manuscripts, it also applies to scientific discoveries.

Her ancestral name, meaning "precious flower", can be traced back through five generations of musicians to the house of Kamehameha and Ahiakumai which ruled Hawaii in the 15th century.

Islamic State extremists Thursday razed an ancient site at Nimrud in Iraq, according to government officials, who accused the group of using heavy vehicles to remove all traces of precious archaeological remains.

These results indicated that the ionic polymer-loaded hydrogel hollow beads can be a novel platform to design high-performance sorbents able to recover and/or scavenge anionic precious metal ions even from trace metal solutions.

The award on Tuesday sets the stage for the Swedish academy to figure out someday how to recognize the 10,000 scientists who built the Large Hadron Collider and sifted 2,000 trillion subatomic fireballs for a few dozen traces of the precious godlike particle.