Sentence examples for trace marks from inspiring English sources

Trace marks their first collaboration with him on a new project that takes advantage of the museum's unique circular galleries.

The asterix in the above right trace marks the deliberate movement of the stage, showing motor maintained attachment to the microtubule.

The word "Zipper" was registered as a trace mark by the Goodrich Rubber Company, in 1922.

Therefore, H3K4 methylation level could be used as a trace mark for locus that had undergone DNA demethylation.

"We were tracing marks the size of a pea or even smaller," Mr. Ashmore said.

The cemetery's Mur des Fédérés ("Communards' Wall"), in which bullet holes can still be traced, marks the site of the massacre.

Knowing that x-rays of Vermeer's paintings had failed to reveal any tracing marks beneath the oil, Jenison theorized that the 17th-century artist from Delft could have used a camera obscura (Vermeer might well have learned about optics from one of his neighbors, a master maker of microscopes).

Because it in turn will contribute a branch for the next leaf, the cylinder is really a hollow network, the "gaps," or leaf traces, marking the points of departure of the leaf veins.

In Fig. 1 and all other figures illustrating original recording data, segments of current traces marked with a horizontal bar on top are displayed at increasing temporal resolution in successive traces (arranged from top to bottom).

Black dots above traces mark spike times.

Two groups of veterinarians and technicians in two separate vehicles carried out the buffalo sampling; one identified the herds and chemically immobilized the animals as described by [ 28], while the other traced, marked and sampled the immobilized animals, taking records of geographical location, age by dentition [ 29], sex, clinical signs, body condition and estimated herd size.