H. W. Brands

I've been writing American history for a long time, and I've had a hard time finding strong, interesting female characters. There are women, of course, in American history, but they're hard to write about because they don't leave much of a historical trace, and they're not usually involved in high-profile public events.

American Historian

Paul Dini

Encourage your kids to be creative. When you see them tracing a character from TV or a comic, say something like, 'That's nice. Now how about you create a character yourself?' Keep kids curious and excited about creating.

American Writer

Chrystia Freeland

One of the most important political and economic facts of this young century is that capital has been slipping the traces of the nation-state. Business is global; government is national.

Canadian Musician

Ed Begley, Jr.

I can trace my environmentally-friendly lifestyle back to my childhood. My father was a conservative Republican that liked to 'conserve'.

American Actor

Saswata Chatterjee

If any director offers my role to some other actor just because he can't trace me, then I think the character was never meant for me.

Albert Einstein

To the Master's honor all must turn, each in its track, without a sound, forever tracing Newton's ground.

German Physicist

Josh Billings

Half of the troubles of this life can be traced to saying yes too quickly and not saying no soon enough.

American Comedian

Anita Desai

I try to trace the connection between the characters and that way a story or plot emerges.

Indian Novelist

Anne Enright

It is very hard to trace the effect of words on a life.

Irish Author

Virgil

Happy is he who can trace effects to their causes.

Roman Poet

Used when describing a methodical search for information or someone.

Investigative Usage

Implies a process; tracing something can take time and effort.

Process Emphasis

Commonly used in research or historical contexts, where thoroughness is key.

Research Context

Highlights a past presence or event, often used in detective work or science.

Evidence of Presence

Represents something that's barely visible or just detectable.

Subtlety Implied

Often relates to art, suggesting precision in recreating an image or shape.

Artistic Connotation

Expresses an extremely small quantity, to the point of being almost imperceptible.

Minimal Presence

Can denote a subtle hint or absence of an emotion or quality.

Emotional Nuance

Used to convey the act of following a predetermined route or path.

Path Following

Metaphorically speaking, it means to recount or retell historical events or journeys.

Historical Paths

Suggests a simple, often manual method for reproducing an image.

Copying Technique

 that when your neural activity patterns are more similar it has the consequence of bringing the Associated items into a closer more integrated memory trace and you remember those items as having been encountered closer in time together so the important implication here is that even when the external environment is

Time is memory and you...

 weighing patients immediately before and after death in an attempt to prove it. Though his experiments were discredited, much like the rest of vitalism, traces of his theory still come up in popular culture. But where do all these discredited theories leave us? What we now know is that life is not contained

At what moment are you...

 can be traced back to a much smaller number. So how did we end up with so many? In the early days of human migration, the world was much less populated. Groups of people that shared a single language and culture often split into smaller tribes, going separate ways in search of fresh game and fertile land.

How languages evolve -...

 But if you repeat this experiment many times, keeping track of all the individual detections, you'll see them trace out a pattern that's characteristic of wave a set of stripes - regions with many electrons separated by regions where there are none at all. Block one of the slits and the stripes go away.

Schrödinger's cat: A...

 a gas which seeps up from the ground. We also refine naturally occurring radioactive ores to fuel nuclear power plants. Even bananas contain trace amounts of a radioactive potassium isotope. So if we live in a world of radiation, how can we escape its dangerous effects?

Is radiation dangerous?...

 whether from a tap or otherwise, is drinkable? Firstly, too much turbidity, trace organic compounds, or high-density heavy metals like arsenic, chromium, or lead, mean that the water is unsuitable for consumption. A lot of contaminants, like lead or arsenic,

When is water safe to...

 and then cosmic rays and U.V. bombarded the surface and water escaped to space and went underground. So if we want to be able to understand, if we want to be able to find those traces of the signatures of life

Nathalie Cabrol: How...

 and black stripes tigers have become icons of beauty power and the importance of conservation tigers have evolved into six subspecies the tiger's tale of evolution can be traced back to about two million years

Tigers 101 PIPE National...

 nearly instantaneously, more caution is in order. Avoiding sensationalist media, searching for criticisms of suspicious information, and tracing the original source of a report can help slow down a lie,

How false news can...

 but for wolverines it's all about sensitivity detecting the tiniest traces of scent even deep under the snow so let's see how jasper gets on finding the buried meat they start

Trace

To find or discover something by investigation.

A sign or proof that something has existed or happened.

To draw or outline something.

A very small amount.

To follow the trail or footsteps of.

To copy by following lines seen through a transparent sheet laid upon it.

Investigative Usage

Process Emphasis

Research Context

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