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tracing

[trey-sing] / ˈtreɪ sɪŋ /
















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The tracing work showed that ACA and ORB each communicate with a variety of cell types in their target regions rather than a single cell class.

From Science Daily

In Cohen-Solal’s account, French xenophobia, primal and entrenched, was a major shaper of Picasso’s biography, and it’s her tracing of it that makes her book distinctive.

From New York Times

Orlando had just published a wide-ranging paper tracing the lineage of horses across the world today to the steppes of Eurasia around 2000 B.C.E.

From Science Magazine

Also, royal families were the only ones that kept accurate and detailed geneological records, so tracing descendants was relatively easy.

From Los Angeles Times

But the more time you spend tracing the relationships embedded in her work, the more all-encompassing the ambiguous, plaintive declaration “What Is Psychedelic” becomes.

From New York Times