Sentence examples for trace one another from inspiring English sources

Tying in with the nostalgic theme of the site, which allows old school friends to trace one another, the first CD to be released will be a compilation of hits from the 80s.

The surfaces of cycled [1̄11]-crystals are typically covered by two sets of slip traces crossing one another.

'Industry boom in America / twelve in a room in America.' " The album traces the influences that European and American artists have had on one another.

The children will try on the costumes and take turns sketching portraits of one another by tracing on a Plexiglass screen.

The two corporations are great and bitter rivals, tracing a contempt for one another back to the 1930s.

They begin in thought – "Quant was thinking", "Malin thought", "Emble was thinking" – and move into conversation – "Malin suggested" "Quant approved", "So did Rosetta" – but in their actual speeches they show only the faintest traces of attention to one another.

The stainless steel blades reflect one another and, on occasion, traces of the hidden wall supports, spoiling the illusion.

Genetic analysis revealed that some of our ancient relatives were surprisingly intimate with one another, encoding traces of their hookups in our DNA.

The three trace elements Fe, Co, and Ni interacted with one another; the interaction of all three trace elements was higher than the interaction of a single element and two elements.

This statistic will be large when active traces of cases tend to be near one another and small when the active traces of cases tend to have controls as their k nearest neighbors.

In their constant prattling over one another, we can trace the 20-year trajectory of their friendship.