Sentence examples for traces would be from inspiring English sources

The FW traces would be locally accompanied by mode III shear due to the out-of-plane components, but not necessarily by the Wallner lines.

Since the errors on pre-NMO traces are averaged by CDP stacking, those of post-NMO (stacked) traces would be estimated 5% or less in case of the present study.

In their work they conclude that any form of quantitative comparison between their genetic network model and any set of experimental mRNA traces would be inappropriate due to the sparsity and inherently noisy nature of such data.

If dragged along a sedimentary bottom, barbels from a catfish-like teleost would be expected to form 4 6 intermittent and low-amplitude lineations; moreover, the most medial of such traces would be evenly spaced.

Any way that the figures can be simplified by reducing the number of individual traces would be helpful.

Hair is clipped from the underside of the neck and belly up to where the traces would be on a driving pony.

The information encoded in the genus trace would be important also beyond the realm of biomolecules, e.g. for various types of polymers.

The basic decisions win pbrt are that ray tracing would be the geometric visibility algorithm used, that physical correctness would be a cornerstone of the system, and that Monte Carlo would be the main approach used for numerical integration; all these have pervasive implications for the system's design.

If we could, the postulation of even the dynamic distributed memory trace would be redundant.

In these cases manual tracing would be preferred, given the large number of times the automated algorithm would require human intervention.

Greater support for contact tracing would be important if screening is to increase.