Sentence examples for traced even from inspiring English sources

Moreover, because of their radioactivity, they can be readily traced even in minute quantities with such detection devices as gamma-ray spectrometers and proportional counters.

The decline of anti-O'Malleyism in Brooklyn can be traced even more directly to simple demographics: There are just not that many people around to hate him anymore.

These sources, plus the local cults that occurred everywhere, may be traced even in recent art in the continuance of a rich pottery tradition from Greek times onward and in the preservation of many motifs.

Yet there are people at Old Trafford who believe the origins of "Champ20ns" – the street-sellers on Sir Matt Busy Way were hawking their T-shirts and scarves within minutes of City's defeat at Spurs on Sunday – can be traced even further back, to the final day of last season.

But the party's disarray can be traced even further -- to 1999, when after the decks had been cleared for her candidacy, Mrs. Whitman abruptly announced she was no longer interested seeking the Senate seat being vacated by Frank Lautenberg, a Democrat.

But, the mouth of the canal can be traced even at present time near Mill barrack area.

Yet they fuse on the page with a power and blunt beauty whose mechanics are difficult to trace even when you look closely.

Higher psychometric intelligence was associated with slower decay of iconic memory traces even when the influence of selective and divided attention was controlled for.

"Now we can figure out how much energy is in the jets," says Kaaret--a rare opportunity, because tracing even tiny motions of black-hole jets in other galaxies is difficult.

Moreover, tracing, even in several steps, can be done without having made contact with the farmer.

The outbreak highlights the substantial time and cost involved in contact tracing, even for an outbreak affecting few individuals.