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tracing

[trey-sing] / ˈtreɪ sɪŋ /
















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Over time, scientists realized that carbon and oxygen-based molecules are not ideal for tracing how planets form because their origins are difficult to pinpoint.

From Science Daily

Contact tracing and the daily testing of ocean water quality could slow down.

From Los Angeles Times

Danny touched his skin, tracing the lines of the arrows that swirled in all directions.

From Literature

The reason is straightforward: DeFi makes tracing flows far more difficult External link, even as they preserve users’ access to dollar-linked instruments, such as Tether.

From Barron's

Somewhere deep in the limbic system, a synapse fires like a flare, tracing the old circuitry of migration and memory — that annual pull toward the wide-open deserts of the American Southwest.

From Los Angeles Times