Sentence examples for trace which are from inspiring English sources

It is then possible to perform certain statistical analysis on this region in isolation from the adjacent portions of the trace, which are not highlighted.

Thus, the observed peak broadening effects in the bioaffinity trace, which are to some extent also present in the MS, but not observed in the UV chromatogram, come from different sensitivities of the detectors used.

"So it's hard to trace which is which".

On Thursdays at 10, when "E.R". is shown, CBS is introducing "Without a Trace," which is, in essence, "C.S.I" for missing people.

Figures 5 and 8 shows the AI plot of the trace, which is exactly in the middle of the model as well as of the reservoir.

Figure 12 shows the fluid velocity ((V_{text{f}})) plot of the trace, which is exactly in the middle of the model as well as of the reservoir.

Figure 13 shows the fluid density ((rho_{text{f}})) plot of the trace, which is exactly in the middle of the model as well as of the reservoir.

We look for the point that has the largest variance ratio in a trace, which is regarded as the first arrival.

This ability to run a trace, which is common in traditional applications, is much more difficult in a serverless one because there is no permanent underlying machine on which the application is running, says Rookout CEO Or Weis.

When g(r)⩾rq with q>1 we prove that any positive function satisfying (E1) admits a boundary trace which is an outer regular Borel measure, not necessarily bounded.

Notice in particular that certain physical bodies (particles) may dematerialise, but that is not inconsistent with the postulate of permanence since such a dematerialisation leaves an energy trace (which is not true of Black's ball).