Sentence examples for retrace from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "retrace from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe the process of going back over a certain path or steps that have been previously taken. For example: "After getting lost in the woods, we had to retrace our steps from the beginning in order to find our way back to the trail." Another example: "In order to understand the mistake I made, I had to retrace my thought process from the beginning."
In this way, inventories in Gabi do not enable users to retrace from which life cycle step flows originate, making it difficult to include further aspects such as soil extraction during infrastructure construction.
For those of us not looking for Satanic messages from the trading floor, 16,500 is a strong (40% of the run) retrace from the bottom we called at 15,900 back on May 4th (good for a $5,000 per contract gain) to the top we called at 16,900 on May 11th (good for a $2,000 per contract gain) so you're welcome for those!
The luminance signal is interspersed with blanking pulses, which correspond to the times during which the scanning spot is inactivated and retraced from the end of one line to the beginning of the next, as described above.
The history of TLP multigene families retraced from 18 plant genome sequences shows a strong evolutionary diversification from the green alga C. reinhardtii to the black cottonwood tree P. trichocarpa (Table 1).
From this, the evolution of trGTPases is retraced from their pre-LUCA origins though the diversification of the three domains of life and the origin of the eukaryotic organelles to the modern translational systems.
The 188X breast cancer sample PD4120a has been used as a showcase data set, demonstrating that the cellular composition and evolutionary history of a tumor can be retraced from whole-genome sequencing (WGS) to considerable detail (Nik-Zainal et al., 2012a, Nik-Zainal et al., 2012b).
When "Falling Man" sporadically leaves Keith and Lianne behind to retrace 9/11 from the point of view of the hijackers, that spell is broken.
There is a Talmudic notion that the acts of the fathers are a signpost for the children, implying that sons often retrace incidents from their parents' lives in their own lives.
Gary Nabhan is an agricultural geographer at the University of Arizona, who has written on food security, diversity and famine in his new book from Island Press, WHERE OUR FOOD COMES FROM: Retracing Vavilov's Quest to End Famine.
Watching the documentary film Ballets Russes last week, I winced as ancient ballerinas, octogenarians if a day, retraced sequences from their Diaghilev-era youth dressed in backless leotards and diaphanous tutus, attitudes struck with dove hands and much dewy simpering.
The show will retrace their steps from the margins to their profession's creative heart.
