Sentence examples for traced making from inspiring English sources

Such hoaxes – which more commonly involve the sending of takeaway food to be paid for on delivery – can be conducted from anywhere in the world with little chance of the culprit being traced, making them a popular intimidation tool.

Stamps used for a particular purpose, such as sea mail, have a history that's easier to trace, making it easier to determine their age.

The horizontal locomotor path of the animal is manually tracked directly from the video monitor image or from a tracing made of the image.

He also found that the microscopic mineral traces made by striking or rubbing flint against his modern-day biface to create sparks were similar to those found on the ancient bifaces he examined.

The trackway consists of prints of typical morphology, intermittent tail drags and, unusually, traces made by the animal resting on the substrate in a posture very similar to modern birds.

(B ) Average traces made from 382 detected and aligned events.

Thus, traces made of larval crawling patterns allow the determination of several metrics describing crawling behaviour, such as distance travelled or number of turns performed during a defined period of time (21, 31) (Fig.  4A and B).

If curves are far apart, tracing makes the fastest progress in the higher visual areas with larger receptive fields where many degrees of visual angle can be crossed by a few synapses (Fig.  8b).

When you're done with your tracing, make sure you set the opacity of every layer to 100%.

Where a fern leaf is attached to a stem, a part of the vascular tissue of the stem goes into it (a leaf trace), making a slight gap, filled by parenchyma cells (generalized plant cells), in the vascular cylinder.

The website set up to publicise the danger noted that it was possible to carry out such an attack "without leaving a trace", making it impossible to know for sure if criminals or cyberspies had taken advantage of it.