Sentence examples for tracing for a from inspiring English sources
Our displaced anxiety must partly entail a fear of being tricked (mistaking a tracing for a freehand drawing) and, more particularly, a fear of technology: a concern that what makes us human is being sacrificed to the brilliance and reliability of the machine.
A radio link of ground range D = 1000 km was also simulated using ray tracing for a sample daytime ionosphere.
In tracing for a possible source, it was noted that the three horses that underwent surgery between 22 May and 2 June (Horses I, II and III) had indirect contacts within the hospital.
They applied the colour-word test and mirror tracing for a total stress period of 10 min, causing a stress response marginally higher than in the present series, judged by the increase in heart rate (Δheart rate ~7 vs. 5 bpm) and blood pressure (Δblood pressure ~14 vs. 11 mmHg).
The sequence of position changes (coded as distinct cage locations) was transferred from the EthoVision into the Theme software package (Noldus Information Technology) to measure recurring sequences of events (T patterns) as a measure of route tracing (for a detailed discussion of Theme and this approach see Brilot et al. 2009; Feenders & Bateson 2012).
Similarly, in Wales, the ancestry of the greatest Welsh families can be traced for a millennium.
Figure 2 Comparative line traces for a usual scanning (black) and with a dynamic control (red).
Raw GPS traces for a user travel is as shown in Fig. 1.
Each set contains ∼300,000 mobility traces for a two-week time span; a mobility trace contains the cell tower IDs and time stamps of calls and text messages made by one anonymized customer.
After about 1 min (dashed black line) recording breaking traces for a junction exposed to 1,2-dichlorobenzene, a 2-μL drop of 1 mM solution of para-OPV3 molecules is deposited onto the MCBJ device.
We consider isolation of symptomatic infecteds as the basic scenario, and express effectiveness as the proportion of contacts that need to be traced for a reproduction ratio smaller than 1.
