Sentence examples for tracing for example from inspiring English sources

My colleague Reva Siegel has done pathbreaking work on this question, tracing, for example, how the Second Amendment argument for private gun ownership as a constitutional right evolved far outside the Supreme Court and won the day there in 2008 against odds that not long before had seemed insurmountable.

For a risk of further escape from the second cluster of below 1% a 67 km RZ would have been required, but this encompasses the first cluster which – if still considered a risk (due to incomplete tracing for example) – would have required a combined RZ of 77 km.

This has importance for considering the logistics of contact tracing for example, particularly under outbreak circumstances where the importance of different types of contact are not known.

That is, the velocity v at which the path is traced (for example during handwriting) is proportional to the path curvature ρ, raised to −1/3.

One can trace, for example, evolutionary relations between the most common and ancient functions and those that emerged later.

The basic idea of numerical continuation is to take a fixed point, at one value of the parameter, and follow this solution as a parameter is varied, eventually tracing out, for example, the closed curve in Fig. 1.

(A ) Calcium response traces for an example neuron, aligned to the time of stimulus delivery (tone and puff indicated by yellow and red bars at bottom respectively).

In rare cases, the source of human infection has been traced back, for example, to milk, poultry meat, and ready-to-eat salad [ 12– 12].

Scientists also sought simpler tests – for arsenic traces, for example – that juries would understand.

"It's my dream to work on the Natchez Trace," for example, she said, "to understand its personal history".

Rips in some of these traces (for example, the red traces at 5 pN) suggest that SSB may undergo transitions between different wrapping states.