Sentence examples for traces that would from inspiring English sources

The only traces that would remain — I deliberately made no notes until later — would be remembered ideas.

There were no fingerprints or other traces that would have been expected if Mr. Williams had supported himself on the bathtub's rim while lowering himself into the bag.

He suggested that if Dr Skuse was wrong about his claimed findings of nitro-glycerine traces, that would mean he had wasted most of his professional life; if the mens' confessions were false and had been signed because of brutality, the enormity of the conspiracy within two police forces beggared belief.

"I'm also surprised to find," the author said, ignoring him, "that I want to have 'papers,' want to leave and be left those traces, that it would authenticate me".

She added: "The levels found did not exceed trace amounts that would be unavoidable even under conditions of good manufacturing practice, given background levels in the environment".

Contrary to what many media reports suggested, these were only found in trace amounts that would have an "essentially negligible" impact on health, said Nicholas Fisher, lead author on the study and a marine biogeochemist from Stony Brook University in New York.

When I hear the word "chaos," I automatically picture the scenes of 9/11 — those shocking images that were shown a million times on television: The two jumbo jets plunging into the glass walls of the Twin Towers, the towers themselves crumbling without a trace, scenes that would continue to be unbelievable after a million and one viewings.

The present study aims to evaluate the usefulness of the information provided to the drivers by the conventional vehicle display units, in order to trace directions that would lead to a simplification of the future display panels.

Lineage tracing techniques that would permit tracking of the putative PGCs over the six-week period between PGC formation and sexual maturity are not currently available for Oncopeltus.

Paired with automated cell detection and alignment between brains, this method allows for a consistent, unbiased, and automated analysis of tracing experiments that would previously have required countless hours of attention from an expert in brain anatomy.

On its tip, trace shapes that would make it look like a fishtail.