Sentence examples for precisely trace from inspiring English sources

Those submarines, which carry two different kinds of high resolution sonar, have guidance systems that enable them to precisely trace a detailed grid measuring about two by three miles, Mr. Nargeolet said.

Moreover, we have shown that TFTC array can also map real-time heat flux in plane, and the 2D mapping results can be used to precisely trace the heating source located in the surface.

Furthermore, consideration of the loading history of constituent materials, which is expressed through the description of loading, unloading, and reloading, is also required to precisely trace the structural response even after the application of blast and impact loadings.

Targeting this particular metabolic dynamics supports favoring HMPAO over ECD to precisely trace metabolic changes related to cognitive activity, and particularly those associated with memory [ 42, 43].

Structures containing defined nascent peptides, stalled at intermediate stages of translocation, will allow us to precisely trace the sequence of events that accompany a nascent peptide's transit from the ribosomal peptidyl transferase center into the ER lumen or membrane.

Use a pencil to precisely trace the edges of the floor area.

The Sanders family, Fischlin claims, can be precisely traced, and is closely associated with Shakespeare's circle of friends.

Moreover it was shown that the linear rheology method is superior over the other implemented experimental methods in precisely tracing microstructural changes in the nanoclay filled multicomponent systems.

It was, as Angela Rippon – the first presenter – recalls precisely, a trace of impatience in her voice, "a magazine motoring show.

Note how the pace, self-assurance and italicised emphasis of Dennett's prose protect against the legitimate objection that a genuine molecule-for-molecule replacement of him by Swamp-man would indeed carry precisely these traces of his past embodied in his physiology and immune system and the dynamic connections between the billions of nerve cells in his brain.

Attempts to trace precisely how Dalton developed this theory have proved futile; even Dalton's own recollections on the subject are incomplete.