Sentence examples for traces of previous from inspiring English sources

Pentimenti are the alterations in a painting that become apparent through traces of previous workings.

As much as I get a kick out of these traces of previous readers, they're small prizes.

Lee C. Nordt, a geology professor at Baylor University, said that the traces of previous cracks in the sediment were few and too narrow to have allowed more recent artifacts from above to have settled into the deeper pre-Clovis layers.

From the tenements of the Bronx to the prewar apartments of Manhattan and the frame cottages of Staten Island, signs of earlier generations lurk in unexpected corners, "like cave drawings providing traces of previous habitations," said Richard Rabinowitz, president of the American History Workshop.

In practice, however, almost all historical systems are sufficiently complex that it is statistically extremely unlikely that all of their elements will change, and therefore extremely likely that at least some traces of previous condition will remain.

As discussed above, history does require (i.e., it almost inevitably results in) the persistence of traces of previous states.5 Therefore, we do not need to speculate about the unknowable motivations of a possible divine creator to make predictions about what we would expect to see if DWM is true.

Both models are essentially standard oscillator models expanded with an additional interaction [6] or storage mechanism [23] to allow a trace of previous perception to bias the next percept choice at stimulus reappearance.

Nevertheless, with the present approach, by using a variety of integration time constants and noting that activation patterns contain the trace of previous spikes, one can also observe more complex relations between spiking of different neurons, e.g. coincident or delayed spikes, bursts or fast rate fluctuations.

The learning rule incorporates a decaying trace of previous cell activity and is henceforth referred to simply as the 'trace' learning rule.

Early work by Näätänen and colleagues suggested that the MMN results from a comparison between the present auditory input and the memory trace of previous sounds (Näätänen, 1992).

In other words, the MMN results from a comparison between the auditory input and a memory trace of previous sounds, reflecting an on-line updating of the model for predicting auditory inputs (Winkler et al., 1996; Näätänen and Winkler, 1999).