Sentence examples for traces more than from inspiring English sources

In this event, the use in table 2 of the width of mapped fault traces more than 10 miles from the point of nearest approach to the nuclear power plant may be appropriate.

The resulting exhibition, "River of Time: Greenwich Archaeology on the Byram River," at the Historical Society's Visitor Center through Sept. 10, traces more than 5,000 years of Greenwich history through artifacts, documentary evidence and oral histories.

In FREETHINKERS: A History of American Secularism (Owl/ Holt, $16), Susan Jacoby traces more than 200 years of secularist activism, beginning with Jefferson and Madison, and calls it "one of the greatest unresolved paradoxes of American history" that religion occupies such an important place in a nation founded on the separation of church and state.

With Lillian Faderman, he co-wrote "Gay L.A.: A History of Sexual Outlaws, Power Politics, and Lipstick Lesbians" (2006), which traces more than 200 years of gay and lesbian life in Los Angeles, beginning with Spanish missionaries' encounters with cross-gendered Native Americans in the late 1700s.

The journal citation network traces more than nine million citations among nearly 8,000 journals in the sciences and social sciences.

Prosecutor Mark Ellison QC outlined to a jury how modern forensic techniques were used to detect the traces more than a decade after the 18-year-old's murder.

Rather, they trace more than a century of human impact and environmental abuse.

The fund says that the government has since traced more than 85% of it.

Tracing more than 60 Ukrainians listed as missing in action in Afghanistan during the 10-year war is laborious.

Now, authorities have traced more than 90 percent of those subsequent transfers, people briefed on the investigation said.

Over the next several months, they traced more than 90 different malware attacks back to those servers.