Sentence examples for traces of one of from inspiring English sources

Mr Uzumcu gave no further details, but Turkish Health Minister Recep Akdag said on 11 April that traces of one of the decomposition products of Sarin, a chemical known as isopropyl methyphosphonic acid (IMPA), had been detected in the blood and urine of victims brought to Turkey.

The site is important for revealing traces of one of the world's first village-farming communities.

The Prospekt's bridge over the Fontanka has its own plaque pointing out with Petersburgian precision the traces of one of the 148,478 shells that hit the city from 1941 to 1944.

His DNA may show minute traces of one of the seven 'pit bull' breeds, even if he is almost entirely another breed, but this DNA marker alone could be enough to cause him to unfairly be subjected to certain laws regarding a targeted breed.

Seals slouch on the shore and seabirds screech, while archaeologists dig up traces of one of Europe's oldest settlements.

I had come to this far-flung desert town to write a memoir about searching for traces of one of the heroes of my English adolescence, D. H. Lawrence.

Even if bones could be dated to Henry's day, and DNA extracted, a living direct descendant would have to be traced of one of his many illegitimate children, or through his mother's line.

Bafflingly, though, there is not a trace of one of photography's great female pioneers, Berenice Abbott, who made formally brilliant architectural photographs of modernist New York as well as pioneering scientific images of great beauty – including what she called her "rayograms-in-motion" – that surely deserved inclusion here.

For both, PenV and POX, good agreement between the respective single analyte spectrum and the spectral trace of one of the components can be seen.

In the fall, the photographer Davide Monteleone traced stretches of one of the land routes, travelling from Yiwu, in the southeastern province of Zhejiang, to Khorgos, home to one of the world's largest dry ports, and to Aktau, in Kazakhstan, on the Caspian Sea.

"You can walk right up to them and touch them". He reaches out and traces the edge of one of the racks with the tip of his index finger.