Sentence examples for which is traceable from inspiring English sources

The MG chains exhibit more flexibility than those of native guar gum which is traceable to a disruption of intrachain hydrogen bonds.

Wind developers in the United States have also been stymied by the falling price of electricity, which is traceable to the rapid spread of hydraulic fracturing and the enormous supplies of natural gas for power plants that this has produced.

There is presented the calibration procedure and an example solution of a fully automatic calibration system which employs the three phase Power/Energy Calibrator from Poland, which is traceable to the national standards.

1 Torr and 10 Torr CDGs are available to compare the performance of VGMS system which is traceable to the static expansion system generating calibration pressures in the range of 9 × 10−4 Pa up to 1 × 103 Pa.

But in some cases components have a DNA which is traceable through the supply chain.

The approach included an initial amplification reaction followed by the actual pyrosequencing, which is traceable by pyrograms in real-time.

"They will then turn up and pay with cash rather than credit or debit cards, which are traceable.

In fact, anonymity on the internet is impossible by definition: all internet traffic consists of electronically fired communication impulses which are traceable (as Mandiant's report shows).

Ben had waited till the killer ran out of fresh mint and was forced to use chopped walnuts, which were traceable by their serial numbers.

And there was the philosopher who nurtured the idea of writing an impossible "universal history", elements of which are traceable in Sovereignty and, surely his most impressive work, The Accursed Share.

There is nothing to read on the "I Hate Reading" Facebook page, except the number of "Likes" (442,373), none of which are traceable to their owners, which I suppose is a good thing since announcing you hate reading is a good way to make enemies.