Sentence examples for preserve traces from inspiring English sources

The lander, after speeding through the Martian atmosphere, is to parachute down low and bounce to a halt in Isidis Planitia, a large flat region just north of the equator that appears to be a sedimentary basin that may preserve traces of past water and life.

Whilst not all archaeology associated with LST layers is also directly related to the eruption event, upwards of 20 LST localities do preserve traces of Late Glacial habitation.

These quarries are an excellent opportunity for observation and research concerning the "landscape archives" and preserve traces of man's activity, representing a real cultural heritage.

Table 1 The number of Laacher See tephra (LST) occurrences in Europe Country NLST Austria 2 Belgium 6 Denmark 2 France 100 Germany 437 Italy 2 Luxembourg 13 Netherlands 6 Poland 3 Sweden 2 Switzerland 34   607 Figure 7 Schematic figure of key archaeological sites that also preserve traces of Laacher See tephra, and (bottom) their distance and compass direction from the eruptive centre.

Furthermore, such areas could preserve traces of ancient life.

Despite this, mammalian genomes preserve traces of ancient Ty3/Gypsy inhabitants, which are not pseudogenic relics but neo-functionalized host genes evolved from LTR retrotransposons (see, [ 25, 72]).

We consider those homomorphisms φ of semigroups of trace-class operators on a Hilbert space that preserve trace.

Ancient deserts completely developed under hyper-arid climatic conditions rarely preserve trace fossils due to the absence of moisture near the surface.

Even the Gospel According to John still preserved traces of Jesus' tense relationship with his mother.

Faenza preserves traces of the Roman rectangular plan, surrounded by 15th-century walls.

Encased in sedimentary rock, the fossil preserved traces of downy feathers along the animal's tail, neck and chest, but the absence of larger feathers suggests it was not able to fly.