Nowadays, for example, it is possible to conceal traces of contrast enhancement, compression, or resampling [2 4].
Some faint traces of contrast were seen from the carbon ink, but these were very faint and do not reproduce well.
An intraluminal soft-tissue mass with traces of barium contrast and rugal folds was visible in the caudal thorax.
Elena thought the little traces of production contrasted nicely with the general immaculacy of the paintings, that this emphasized their "handmade quality," and Sonia, exhausted, had said, fine, fine, so long as Elena agreed to hang them at the unusual heights Sonia preferred.
By contrast, a trace of Native American heritage has sometimes been viewed not as a liability but as an asset, and one with not inconsiderable value.
In contrast, no trace of structural change is found on irradiated olivine crystal samples.
In contrast, a trace of Cr III) is beneficial for organisms and Cr III) can form insoluble precipitates under slightly acidic or neutral conditions (Rai et al. 1989).
In this paper, we trace and contrast two very different readings of the scope of their argument.
Rapid update imaging with a single-heart-beat resolution is required and allows for tracing of an extracellular contrast agent passing through the right ventricle (RV), the left ventricle (LV) and the myocardium.
There is, by contrast, hardly any trace of such a concern in the thought of Meinong.
