Sentence examples for strong traces from inspiring English sources

Her cooking bears strong traces of her childhood.

There are strong traces of this work in The Two Gentlemen.

Its first air and soil tests showed strong traces of methane, a compound usually produced by living things.

He speaks with strong traces of an Australian accent; hers is pure Ukrainian; but they still finish each other's paragraphs.

All eight designs chosen as finalists for a memorial of the World Trade Center disaster bear strong traces of it, to a greater or lesser degree.

His Symphony No. 63 in B flat, from 1740, bears strong traces of Baroque-era practice in its proportions and harmonies.

When Peter speaks, you can still hear a strong trace of rural Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, where he and his first wife — Nancy, Adam's mother — grew up.

But a perception of happiness leaves a strong trace on the balance sheets of cities that depend on conventions, tourism and an influx of talent.

We first prove the existence of a strong trace at the boundary in order to provide a simple formulation of the entropy boundary condition.

Moreover, the entropy solutions defined in the international way are only in (L^{infty}) space, the existence of the traditional trace (which was called the strong trace in [6]) on the boundary is not guaranteed, so the boundary value condition is satisfied in a weaker sense than that of the traditional way; one may refer to [6 13] and the references therein for details.

It is possible that the weak taste-memory trace is parallel to that of the strong taste-memory trace or independent of the strong trace.