Sentence examples for residual trace from inspiring English sources

This noncommutative residue appears as the residual trace on integer order ΨHDOs induced by the analytic extension of the usual trace to non-integer order ΨHDOs.

There's a residual trace of supercilious theatre radicalism in this piece, made more uncomfortable by its evident datedness.

Evidence I have seen suggests that there should be no residual trace of clenbuterol left after the recommended time.

The only residual trace of resentment I glimpse comes when I ask how he felt about finding himself sexually objectified, after Shame was released.

But she held her head high, flaring her nostrils a little, appraising the room with a residual trace of her anxious hauteur.

In case any sensitive nose could detect a residual trace of diesel's telltale odor, Chevy added a charcoal filter to the climate system.

"Compulsive digital probing for residual traces of alcohol suggests a strong attraction or craving," they write.

Yet Cash's aura remained powerful, with residual traces of the pill-popping menace that defined him in his heyday.

Updike's past as wannabe cartoonist has left many residual traces on his work, like little flecks of ink that get caught in an illustrator's fingernail.

But trad couldn't be stuffed back into the bottle that easily, and residual traces of the music, not to mention wholesale borrowings, run deep through the DNA of British pop.

Outside Arabic and the Southwest Semitic languages, the sound method of plural formation predominates, though residual traces in the remaining Semitic languages, as in Syriac ḥemrā, plural of ḥəmārā 'donkey,' suggest that broken plurals cannot be regarded solely as a peculiarity of the languages of the southern area.