Sentence examples for true traces from inspiring English sources

It's true, traces - the outlines - remain, albeit with a strip ripped right through the centre by the Berlin Wall.

To avoid confusion, however, the term vestige should most properly be reserved for true traces or holdovers of evolution, not for remnants of embryonic processes.

The figure compares the true trace with the estimated ones obtained by CMMS, ℓ1, regularization, and BGMP.

A distribution-free method is then developed using the maximum entropy principle with PWMs for estimating the quantile functions of true trace lengths.

Examples that are tested showing the present method provides good approximations of the quantile functions and probability density functions of true trace lengths.

To quantify the statistical property of trace lengths, the PWMs and L-moments of true trace lengths on an infinite surface from the measured trace lengths by an irregular convex window are estimated.

Pflüger admits that distinguishing true trace fossils from sedimentary cracks, wrinkles, and ripples is a tricky business but says he is "85% confident" the features were left by an animal.

Although vinblastine is a true trace natural product, representing 0.00025% of the dried leaf weight of the periwinkle, its biosynthetic precursors catharanthine and vindoline are the major alkaloid components of the plant.

"It is true that traces of RDX, a chemical substance used in making torpedoes, have been found," Defense Minister Kim Tae-young said Monday, referring to a component common to many military explosives.

Third, to meet the primary criterion that transient neural ensemble patterns represent true memory traces, one need to demonstrate that those patterns observed during learning are to be retrieved upon the recall cues and they would again correlate with memory scores.

We found no spurious HPV reads when the SiHa whole-genome sequence was reversed, suggesting the HPVDetector is specific to detect true HPV traces.