Sentence examples for traces of general from inspiring English sources

Using workload traces of general purpose clusters we make the comparison and investigate under which conditions efficiency can be gained with the fine-grained policy.

But he said Mr. Mladic still showed traces of the old general, quipping about the lawyer's tactic late last year to try to have him legally declared dead.

Altogether, Gagat et al. present convincing indications that cases of protein unconventionally targeted to the chloroplast of green algae and plants using the endomembrane pathway are probably not residual traces of an ancient general targeting pathway that could have predated the Tic-Toc pathway during the evolution of Archaeplastida.

Cohort members were flagged with the General Register Office for Scotland to allow for tracing of deaths and changes of general practitioner.

Hence, the roots of general science can be traced back to the mid-nineteenth century (e.g., Jenkins 1999).

Movement towards the biopsychosocial model of general medical practice can be traced back to the 1970's.

Then we need to calculate the trace of M f) for general graphs.

Elena thought the little traces of production contrasted nicely with the general immaculacy of the paintings, that this emphasized their "handmade quality," and Sonia, exhausted, had said, fine, fine, so long as Elena agreed to hang them at the unusual heights Sonia preferred.

Experimental results for the catalytic combustion of traces of methane and propene in air show general agreement with the simulations.

In general, microorganisms only need traces of these micronutrients for proper cell function; indeed, excessive accumulation is toxic [ 23].

"I traced the general points of middle height and considerable breadth of chest.