Sentence examples for trace backward from inspiring English sources
The engines trace backward to who linked to the recommender, then who linked to the recommender of the recommender, and so on.
Paul Mead, a C.D.C. epidemiologist at the Wallingford center, said the investigative team wanted to complete "a trace forward and a trace backward" of any contaminated mail found there.
Its key concept is to trace backward from the final desirable configuration to an intermediate preform or initial blank.
The typical insider trading case involves tracing backward from a profitable trade to identify the source of the information, like when a trader makes an outsize gain by buying stock or options immediately before a takeover announcement.
The work was taken from another piece by Ms. Michelson, "Devotion" — a counterclockwise circle traced backward — and inspired by a text written by another Biennial artist, the director and playwright Richard Maxwell, the founder of New York City Players.
Now if, as the series is traced backward, each element gets simpler and simpler, till it becomes so simple that its existence does not need further explanation, then a threatening infinite regress can get trumped by the finite.
Pseudo particles are numerically traced backward in time over a specified duration.
The small dots show the trajectories traced backward in time from positions around the southern edge of the northern rainfall region.
The end points of the tracers were positioned around the southern tip of the northern rainfall region at 12 00 JST and traced backward in time for 90 min.
Tracing backward, the researchers found evidence that the storm had been brewing for more than a week, when the turbulent part of the sun faced away from the recording station.
Straightforwardly, the genealogy of alleles could be traced backward in time under the process of coalescence, during which the parameters of demographic model could be derived, including the change of effective population size and the time point on events of bottleneck and exponential growth.
