Sentences with phrase «trace of»

The car is in neat driver's condition with traces of use and marks in the paint.

Children with a tree nut allergy also must avoid anything containing traces of ingredients containing that tree nut.

How long would it be before we stop finding traces of blood in his urine?

Both artists implied that their desire was to find a mechanism that communicates on behalf of the artist by removing traces of personal taste.

As the program shows, that quest is essentially a hunt for traces of life's basic ingredients: liquids, organic molecules, and energy.

People often leave traces of their voices in many different scenarios.

It removes most traces of makeup in one easy step.

The work is a «sound, basic observation that there were traces of life in these rocks,» he says.

Early introduction of traces of gluten in babies to potentially induce tolerance doesn't reduce the risk of developing celiac disease.

He had painted few landscapes prior to 1978, most of them in the 1940's and 1950's, and many of them still showed traces of humans or animals.

Do not over beat, just fold the dry till there is not trace of any flour.

Presented as traces of human behavior, these items, released from their commonplace duty, acquire a certain vitality and ambition.

In contrast, probiotic supplements contain only traces of lactose; therefore, sometimes they are appropriate even for the lactose intolerant.

The sale also bears traces of the close relationship he had with his artists.

Also, any product that is manufactured in the same plant as those processing those grains can also contain traces of gluten.

You might even see traces of blood because constipation can cause wounds on your baby's butt.

He will turn the architectural surroundings into his stage and leave subtle representatives as traces of his actions.

This stage of the exhibition focuses on traces of what was, what wasn't and what could still be.

It has long been known that graphene is also fundamentally suited to detecting traces of organic molecules.

The work reveals traces of history drawn on the landscape as well as the recent past of these young countries that have been built upon trade and commerce.

I understand that most of the cast also work in theatre, traces of which can be detected in the styles of acting used in the film.

Much of this star stuff carries traces of magnetic material from the parent stars.

These changes turn Jungle Beat into a run - of - the - mill platformer with only small traces of the rhythm game left behind.

A faint trace of perfume hung on the air.

A team has, for the time, examined soil samples for traces of DNA and revealed these caves could hold a much more diverse set of organisms than previously thought.

For some people, even traces of peanuts can be life - threatening.

Medical professionals might also be able to use such a sensor to check a patient's breath for traces of chemicals that indicate liver disease or internal inflammation.

Paintings in enamel are finished using fingertips to soften the edges and eliminate traces of the brush.

Contains: none of the top 8 allergens, but manufactured in a facility that manufactures products containing traces of milk, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts and / or soy protein.

Apart from that, I think you can easily find traces of other great games in it as well.

Cook for 5 - 6 minutes per side, until the burgers are firm, slightly smaller than when you started, and have just the slightest trace of pink in the inside.

It's an ideal option for all skin types — even sensitive — to remove unwanted traces of dirt and makeup — waterproof eye makeup included!

A work is given energy when it retains physical traces of trains of thought, evidence of awkward moments and changes in direction, and a sense that the artist was grappling with something.

The floating, ethereal forms that result, reveal visible traces of the artist's movement and momentum, and bring to mind the combined advances of action painting, minimalism, and expressionism.

The earliest traces of human life found here are 500,000 years old.

The inner core, although composed almost entirely of pure iron, is thought to contain traces of lighter elements, primarily oxygen and silicon.

This makes sure that the document delivered from our end is free from traces of plagiarism.

So this print is the last remaining trace of the digital file.

The AP found few traces of the bureau's inquiry as it launched its own investigation two months ago.

Remember, your dog has a superior sense of smell, so even if you can't smell traces of urine, he can.

They are 97 % water, 3 % fibre and traces of protein, fat and calcium.

May contain traces of soy, peanuts, and other tree nuts.

Whatever tiny trace of plot that does exist is there simply to string together a series of action sequences.

It's no secret that infants eat traces of arsenic with every bite of rice cereal.