Whether these issues should be traced into the American past- — I don't know.
Nevertheless, the influence of Erasmus did not completely disappear from Spanish intellectual life, and it has been traced into the latter part of the 16th century.
Trails from The Secret Agent and espionage novels can then be traced into the next big burst of fiction about domestic terrorism following the outbreak of the Irish Troubles.
A key element is the Map Generation Engine that is responsible for aggregating the users' traces into a single map.
The TEM images of fibroblast cells exposed to SPION showed that smaller nanoparticles penetrate into the cell (Fig. 6) while larger ones have not been traced into them.
Magnetic resonance imaging revealed a large subfascial abscess over the glutei muscles and was traced into the intraabdominal cavity over the iliac wing to the psoas muscle.
The approach adopted for this study is a mechanistic, technical one, where all energy inputs are traced into an agricultural system as physical material flows [27].
In the following subsection, we validated the model under data availability constraints and discuss the effects of assimilating the Flickr traces into the radiation model.
In fact, we observe that the incorporation of Flickr traces into the gravity model improves its performance significantly, measured in terms of the determination coefficient.
In particular, the thickest paleosol (P3) is a distinctive stiff horizon that can be traced into laterally extensive, erosional-based fluvial bodies.
