Sentence examples for trace of new from inspiring English sources

Duke Ellington, a peerless composer as well as a great pianist, reached a stylistic apogee in the early nineteen-forties and revealed little trace of new trends over the next thirty years.

It was the second croc to be caught in the area after authorities set three traps as they continued to search for any trace of New Zealand-born Waldron, a longtime NSW resident.

Although Molaison couldn't recall events that occurred after the surgery, he unconsciously retained traces of new experiences.

Recognition of the outbreak and effective tracing of new cases was facilitated by several factors.

Knowledge about the occurrence and epidemiology of different serovars in different countries and geographic regions may assist in the recognition and tracing of new emerging pathogens.

That reality can be seen in the accompanying charts, which trace indexes of new orders reported by manufacturers in eight countries or regions around the globe.

Dr. Heymann said transmission in the general community would be evident in the inability to trace contacts of new cases to older ones.

Disruption of the gene trdI resulted in the accumulation of the intermediate tirandamycin C (3) and a trace amount of new product tirandamycin C2 (5).

In interviews with The Trace, opponents of new restrictions related to the terror gap outlined views that broadly align with arguments advanced by the National Rifle Association and many Senate Republicans.

Don't expect to see any trace of this new fashion regime anytime soon.

Chinnakkaruppan and Rosenblum now use this experimental method to investigate the molecular mechanisms in the gustatory cortex that enable the internal representation (or memory trace) of a new taste to be associated with an unwell feeling that occurs much later.