Sentence examples for traces of the process from inspiring English sources

I often think of Haitian music as a kind of remarkable archive, one that keeps traces of the process of deportation, slavery, and revolution that created the nation.

Laurent Dubois: I often think of Haitian music as a kind of remarkable archive, one that keeps traces of the process of deportation, slavery, and revolution that created the nation.

It strikes me that many younger visitors to the show may not even be familiar with the term "contact sheet", so swiftly has digital culture excised all traces of the process that once governed photography.

The dynamic tools parse the call trace of the process to check that it belongs to the grammar language and evaluate the assertions.

The archaeological traces of this process are sequences of multiple, contiguous, overlapping house-plans, or House Trajectories (Samson 2010: fig.152).

We began by examining the change in key programme indicators with backwards tracing of the processes and underlying factors likely responsible for this change.

We adopted a processes and outcomes framework for this study, which began with examining the change in key programme indicators, followed by backwards tracing of the processes and underlying factors, responsible for this change.

Since, as Dane said, a conscious effort is made to erase all traces of the turning process, it seems that the dimples created in attaching the appendages are some of the only archaeological indications of the final stages in the process of creating a kylix.

Computational approaches for finding new miRNAs in deep sequencing data such as miRDeep rely on the detection of traces of this process (Friedlander et al., 2008).

The regional parliament, located in the city of Erbil, drew up a law during its Monday session that will set up some ground rules for "cleaning the traces of the Arabization process" from the region.

He then pointed to these structures as traces of the evolutionary process, having descended from functional precursors in the organisms' ancestors.