Sentence examples for the traceable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being traced; possible to track down.
- There was no traceable evidence left, when the detectives arrived.
Yesterday police continued to search the van in which the traceable cash was found.
The traceable nature of bitcoin transfers means the FBI "can now easily follow the money," Weaver said in an email.
Then, the traceable gases will be released in seven different locations — three above ground and four below — on three nonconsecutive days in July.
These copper-alloy castings, together with pottery sculptures (the traceable history of which goes back even farther), are the main evidence for the early history of sculpture in sub-Saharan Africa.
His troubled relationship with his own birth family; the traceable (and scarcely benign) imprint of his obsession on Wolfgang's personality, career choices, and music; and the peculiar arrangement by which he undertook to raise his daughter's son (also named Leopold), as if to compensate for his own son's "betrayal," combine to make this a particularly dark subject.
The traceable point-like 22Na source is described in detail elsewhere [12].
The action, traceable to the Roman law, had its early development in feudal England.
Certified standard solutions of the elements traceable to the US National Institute of Standards and Technology were purchased from SCP Science (Montreal, Quebec, Canada).
Following capture, the three readings with the least traceable ring images were discarded, and the remainder analysed.
The origin of the multiplicities is traceable to the non-linear characteristics of the L H kinetics.
Here, the NIST traceable PS microspheres acted as internal size standards in the model tablets for Raman particle sizing.
