Sentence examples for whose traces from inspiring English sources
It's a symbol of man, whose traces can be detected elsewhere in the landscape.
Moreover, his theory does allow for a short period of rapid expansion, known as inflation, whose traces have already been seen in the CMB.
Weather prediction was also possible, as was computerized research on brain waves whose traces on the electroencephalograph offered another physical realization of the time series that are predictable.
There is also the suggestion that the cyclist might have had access to HemAssist, a since-discontinued drug that boosts oxygen levels in human blood, and whose traces quickly disappear from the body.
I wanted to be blown away, and to reconnect with a kind of painting that once had me in its thrall, and whose traces and impulses continue to be felt into the 21st century.
Dr. Cameron, one of the originators of the supernova theory, said that such explosions were common in star-forming regions and that the flares could not have produced all the radioactive elements whose traces are found in the meteorites.
For Ms. Doctorow, making "Another Country" has closed a circle whose tracing began in her girlhood.
Metrc, whose tracing system helps regulators track cannabis from seed to sale, just raised $50 million, including from Tiger Global.
It can be easily verified that A and B are two independent Wishart matrices, and thus A−1 and B are positive semi-definite matrices, whose trace is positive.
When the stresses and the strains refer only to the plastic part and after the subtraction of the relatively small elastic strains, there is an additional simplification because reduced stress variables whose trace is null can be derived.
Contrary to this case, the SVD frontier line represents the maximum possible rates that can be achieved by both users for every possible realization of the covariance matrix, whose trace is less or equal to the maximum transmit power, and when precoding based on SVD of the channel transfer function has been applied.
