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trace

[treys] / treɪs /






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On even larger scales, the jets trace a spiral-like path through space.

From Science Daily

He added the only likely way to connect to the outside world was via Starlink, but warned users to exercise caution, as such connections could potentially be traced by the government.

From BBC

Yet if you go back and trace the journey to that point, it may never have happened.

From BBC

They are all banned in the EU for health risks, but current rules allow trace levels of them on food imports to the bloc, which France now deems too high.

From Barron's

"Based on our data, the viruses' evolution can now be traced over more than 2,500 years across Europe, using genomes from the 8th-6th century BCE until today."

From Science Daily