Sentence examples for relevant traces from inspiring English sources

An initial determination of relevant traces can be quickly carried out by the operator by sketching straight lines close to the traces.

It also presents an approach to analyzing RAM and swap files to collect relevant traces, specifically the login credentials of Digsby and IM users.

In each case, and when modelling a particular type of mobility, it is important to consider only the relevant traces for that type of movements, otherwise, the effects of different activities will be mixed.

According to Georges Vajda (see Vajda 1947, 24 33), more relevant traces might be found in chapter two of the Introduction to the Duties of the Hearth (Hidaya ila fara'id al-qulub), written by the Spanish Jewish author Bahya Ibn Paquda in the period 1050 1080, where there might be some agreements with the Brethren's cosmological doctrines, as well as a very similar style in defending them.

This suggests that landscape structure can play a role in the atmospheric budgets of these climate relevant trace gases.

Natural apatites contain significant amounts of geologically relevant trace elements such as the rare earth elements (REE), high field strengths elements (HFSE) and large ion lithophile elements (LILE).

In summary, we present an effective procedure to synthesize mm-sized single crystals of chlorapatite that contain a variety of geochemically relevant trace elements.

The most relevant trace elements were selected based on the obtained clusters by the modified version of the Fisher interclass separability method.

Once we were satisfied which the flux growth itself (SynCLAP3 and SynCLAP5, see Table 1), we conducted further experiments where the starting material contained a number of geochemically relevant trace elements.

Forest ecosystems may act as sinks or sources of nitrogen (N) and carbon (C) compounds, such as the climate relevant trace gases nitrous oxide (N2O), nitric oxide (NO) and methane (CH4).

If diffusion rates of trace elements are low in the crystal (and this is the case for all geologically relevant trace elements in apatite [31 33], crystals may be zoned, at least in elements which are compatible, that is elements with a crystal/melt partition coefficient >1.