Sentence examples for true trails from inspiring English sources

The same training scheme, with the only deviation that mangy carcasses were used for "true" trails and mange-free carcasses for "false" trails, was used to accustom Ingo to the exclusive search of infected animals.

"You provided a true trail to your family, didn't you?

A measurement similar to trail, called either mechanical trail, normal trail, or true trail, is the perpendicular distance from the steering axis to the centroid of the front wheel contact patch.

That is especially true where trails merge.

But in NASCAR racing the reverse is also true: the trailing car makes the lead car go faster.

And wikiCalc, like all wikis, will have a true audit trail built in – every change to every cell is stored and can be rolled back.

True, their trailing earnings multiples 30 for Lilly, 49 for Wyeth make them a tad rich compared with peers, but their superior prospects make them good buys.

If the accounts prove true, the trail to Abbottabad wasn't laid by talkative, tortured detainees.

At least once a week, Ingo was trained to work on "true" artificial trail over 300 m in length at the end of which an ungulate carcass (usually a red deer, C. elaphus) was placed, as well as on "false" trail without any final carcass.

Second, if the mechanical gate mechanism, which assumes that the leading head's power stroke accelerates the trailing head's detachment, is true, then the trailing head remains attached to the MT (thus keeping the two-head bound state) until ATP binding and subsequent power stroke of the leading head occurs.

She was a true inspiration, a trail-blazer for women in fiction and a creative force.