Sentence examples for trace maker from inspiring English sources
Distillers like Buffalo Trace, maker of the legendarily rare Pappy Van Winkle, gladly play off shortages for marketing purposes – their premium brands are selling at a 20% increase and they themselves put out a statement about "a shortage with no end in sight" in May.
The trace maker is an unknown marine organism.
This study examined the morphology of the burrows and their associated lithofacies to interpret the environmental conditions under which they were produced as well as the behavior and identity of the trace maker.
However, this view has been challenged by the discovery of trace maker giant protists [ 25], put forward as candidates for the producers of those ancient trails.
We propose Thioploca spp., one of the genus of Beggiatoacea family (see Salman et al., 2011), as a trace maker of Trichichnus.
Therefore, we consider Thioploca-like, mat-forming, large sulfur bacteria and related filamentous sulfide-oxidizing bacteria (see Teske et al., 1995) as a trace maker of Trichichnus tunnels and their spatial organization.
The trails suggest that locomotion of the trace makers was accomplished by waves of muscular contraction, like that in annelids and sea slugs, and not by legs.
The sipunculid worm Golfingia has been considered as a possible modern example of trace makers of very narrow and long tubes similar to Trichichnus (Romero-Wetzel, 1987).
Older arthropod traces (possibly from the latest Cambrian) have been reported from terrestrial sediments, eolian dune deposits accumulated in a sandy beach environment of southern Canada [ 17], although the terrestrial nature of the trace makers is uncertain.
It uses F.B.I.-style forensics on bombs and fragments to trace their makers and financiers, and it looks for techniques that soldiers can use to spot and disarm them.
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