Sentences with phrase «ever left their trace»

Scarcely any of the billions of living individuals have ever left their trace in an existing fossil, since the deposit of such a preserved fossil relies on very specific climatic / geological conditions to have occurred at the time of the organism's death.

Not exact matches

While we can trace some of the causes behind these problems — from individual psychological dynamics to economic and political structures — we are still left wondering: where did we go wrong and how did it ever get to this point?

This Baby Safe Homes child safety gate is secured, will not fall on top of your baby or on top of the fire, and can easily be removed for the summer, leaving no trace it was ever there.

The international team, including palaeontologist from The University of Manchester, found a new set of trace fossils left by some of the first ever organisms capable of active movement.

If you've ever looked at a schematic for an Apollo flight like the one on the left, you'll notice right away that it traces out a figure 8, which leads many to wonder why?

It leaves no trace that it was ever there.

Coola's Matte Tint SPF 30 has the freakiest (and coolest) feel ever: It goes on like foam dust, leaving nary a trace behind.

If you've ever tried the «trace your face in the mirror» trick only to be left staring at a squiggly blob that resembles a puddle or fluffy cloud more than any sort of recognisable shape, we feel you.

But it's as pure an expression of Tarantino's voice as he's ever mustered — easy to savor, even if the aftertaste leaves a trace of nasty bitterness.

He's constantly trying to outdo himself, to reach new levels of Josephness that will ensure that anyone who has ever met him will carry some lingering trace of Joseph Kahangi long after he has left.

Like the full game the Knife of Dunwall gives you free reign to tackle levels and enemies however you wish with the tools at your disposal, be it going in guns blazing with pistol and knife, slitting throats for the shadows or never leaving a trace to indicate that you were ever there, ghosting your way through the entirety of the DLC.

There can't be many others remaining, and few more obscure than Mr. Spillenger, who left scant traces... When Mr. Spillenger's two sons, Paul and Clyde, started cleaning out his apartment a few months ago, they found the remnants of a career even they hadn't fully comprehended: hundreds of paintings and drawings stacked against the wall or stuffed under the bed, works that probably no one except their father had ever looked at.