Sentence examples for traces of new from inspiring English sources

Although Molaison couldn't recall events that occurred after the surgery, he unconsciously retained traces of new experiences.

Duke Ellington, a peerless composer as well as a great pianist, reached a stylistic apogee in the early nineteen-forties and revealed little trace of new trends over the next thirty years.

Recognition of the outbreak and effective tracing of new cases was facilitated by several factors.

Knowledge about the occurrence and epidemiology of different serovars in different countries and geographic regions may assist in the recognition and tracing of new emerging pathogens.

The results show that the traces of the new designed vibrating screen follow the ideal screening motion.

Traces of Neolithic (New Stone Age) and Bronze Age settlements remain, especially in the northeast, where there are long, low Neolithic burial mounds.

Clearly, strong traces of the New Deal politics of "The Grapes of Wrath" remain embedded in "How Green Was My Valley," despite its being set in another country and, largely, another century.

Beneath the European veneer, there are traces of a new, more ostentatious nationalism – visible in the orange-and-black St George's ribbons that celebrate victory in the war but have become a symbol of the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine, which can be seen tied to car aerials and pinned to school children travelling home on the metro.

U.S. and European researchers have discovered minute traces of a new, extremely potent greenhouse gas in the upper atmosphere.

In the organisations we have examined we can see traces of a new kind of logic, which is based on a more systemic understanding of success factors.

The Altima was never much to look at and, although it now has a much less toyish shape (traces of the new Q45 are obvious here), it's still hardly sexy.