Sentences with phrase «left no trace in»

It's not known whether criminals have been able to carry out such attacks as neither Meltdown nor Spectre leave any traces in log files.

I mean critics who, like Rainey, love to begin sentences with formulations like the following: «If it is true, as the logic of poststructuralism asserts, that every erasure will leave its trace in such a way that the very thing one is trying to exclude is disclosed as the hidden center of a contaminated order, then...» Then what?

«When the physical model of wave - motion in a material medium had to be abandoned in physics», writes Mary Hesse, «it left its traces in the kind of mathematics which was used, for this was still a mathematical language derived from the wave equations of fluid motion, and so, for the mathematician, it carried some of the imaginative associations of the original physical picture.»

6 Goguel believes that «The tradition referring to the ritual burial must have been very much alive to have left traces in a book by a writer, who in his gospel had related the burial of Jesus by Joseph of Arimathea.»

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.

The West Ham game left a trace in our heads, and it was important tonight not to lose because you could see that was a shock for us and it was important for us to get that game out of our system.

Although the first humans left Africa some 100,000 years ago, a study published in 2013 found that some came back again around 3,000 years ago; this reverse migration has left its trace in African genomes.

Such invisible distinctions may leave no trace in a museum specimen drawer, but they can make a life - or - death, sex - or - solitude difference in the wild, and not just for the species themselves.

But words leave no traces in the archaeological record.

(Unless, of course, he encountered the phrase from someone who used it earlier but left no trace in the annals of history or records accessible by Google.)

So far no one has uncovered evidence of any cross-species romps — at least none that left a trace in our DNA.

An asteroid almost as wide as Rhode Island may have plowed into Earth 3.26 billion years ago, leaving a trace in South Africa's Barberton greenstone belt.

The new hominin has left its traces in the genome of a Denisovan, an extinct hominin known to exist from a finger bone and two teeth found in a Siberian cave.

Early in cosmic history, our universe may have bumped into another — a primordial clash that could have left traces in the Big Bang's afterglow.

This is a chilling documentary because it builds up like a drama, and tracks a substance that we think of as harmless (teflon) and finds that the process of making and disposing of it leaves a trace in the blood of over 90 % of the US population.

Also, we can not forget impact of 500 years of the Ottoman Empire occupation certainly has left its traces in these areas, inherited Islam.

They went on pointed toe - tips, leaving no trace in the long wet grass.

The projections from Attia's library also point to the contradictions found in history and the ambivalent nature of historical progress, which can be regarded as a process of injury and repair that leaves its traces in social psychopathology.

Penone made the tree by casting a real tree: in the process of lost wax casting, the tree was chopped up, destroyed, to leave its trace in art.

This column is a tribute to very important artists, living or dead, who have left their trace in Contemporary Art.

Drawing Restraint is a series of performances, numbering sixteen thus far, in which Matthew Barney leaves traces in an environment of self - induced physical and psychological restraints.

Not exact matches

Though carbon - 14 is completely harmless, it's hard to wrap your mind around the idea that our species» cruelest weapons left measurable traces in our bodies.

Customers love the fact that it leaves no trace when scooping in the grass, though there are some comments that the handle could be longer and the tines more closely spaced.

Big Data means, in essence, that everything we do, both on and offline, leaves digital traces.

The committee traced the issues in part to the former chief financial officer, Howard Schiller, who had been interim CEO while Pearson was on leave, and is still on the board.

I also left out the people, such as yourself, who find the bible so completely true, they enter in on bias and start extrapolating and inferring to make sure the bible fits in with reality even when theres no trace of that inference.

He isn't mighty enough to leave any kind of verifyable trace, and the stories in the bible that claim he did this and that are clearly false, so which god do you mean?

This episode is recorded in full in the apocryphal books of Maccabees, and it has left deep traces upon other literature of the period, some of which we shall notice presently.»

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How did Marsupials back get to Australia and the Americas, without leaving any trace of themselves in Asia or Africa?

It will be necessary to leave till later any detailed tracing of the growth of the Hebrew religion, and its culmination in the insights of the prophets and still higher insights of Jesus.

Admittedly, a few tough - minded souls — usually academics — were able to face their own extinction with equanimity, knowing full well that the traces they left in the culture would be erased within a generation or two at best.

But if there is a state in which the soul finds a solid enough base to rest itself on entirely and to gather its whole being into, without needing to recall the past or encroach upon the future; in which time is nothing for it; in which the present lasts forever without, however, making its duration noticed and without any trace of time's passage; without any other sentiment... except that of our existence, and having this sentiment alone fill it completely; as long as this state lasts, he who finds himself in it can call himself happy... with a sufficient, perfect, and full happiness which leaves the soul no emptiness it might feel a need to fill....

I grew up in a Lutheran church, and much of who I am can be traced back to those second - and third - generation Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and German immigrants who left...

In any case, the believer sees only two possibilities: the word will either disappear completely, leaving no trace, or it will remain as a question for all men.

A precise tracing of an individual's movements has become possible through the «electronic trace» we leave behind as we use credit cards, rent cars, buy airline tickets, and purchase items in department stores.

In addition, Whitehead notes that the characteristic functions of language fade into the background as language advances, leaving a suggestion (trace?)

A healthy grief experience, according to Freud, is one in which the deaths of loved ones will not leave «traces of any gross change» in the bereaved.

Because I wanted to be so unlike my father that there was no trace of him left in my cerebral cortex.

Doubtless such suspicions may be traced back as far as the college of the apostles and Paul, but our ironic participation in them today still leaves us with the feeling that something else is amiss besides common frailty and sin.

However, that process often left a slight trace of other petroleum products in the extracted product.

Blackstrap molasses is the thick dark syrup — full of alkalizing, bone - building trace minerals — left after the third boiling in the sugar refining process.

We left no trace of it in the serving bowl.

It is also naturally biodegradable, leaving no trace if it does end up in landfill.

It is also naturally biodegradable, leaving no trace if it does end up in

The packaging is fully recyclable with household paper and biodegradable, leaving no trace even if it does end up in landfill.

All of James Cropper's products on display at the Museum of Brands are fully recyclable with household paper and naturally biodegradable, leaving no trace even if they do end up in landfill.

To have our products certified as organic, you need to undergo the audit process with ACO that traces the ingredient from when it's planted all the way to when it leaves our manufacturers here in Australia.

Traces of essential oil left behind in the jar will also interfere with the grain's development.

Bears cornerback Thomas Smith, steaming in unblocked from the outside, was two steps from a sack — «I had him; he was mine,» Smith would say later — but Culpepper stepped to his left without a trace of panic.