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trace

(trās),

1. Evidence of the former existence, influence, or action of an object, phenomenon, or event.

2. An extremely small amount or barely discernible indication of something.

TRACE

Cardiology A clinical trial–Trandolapril Cardiac Evaluation that evaluated the effect of an ACE inhibitor on the M&M of Pts with acute MI. See Acute myocardial infarction, Trandolapril Molecular medicine Trial of Genetic Assessment in Breast Cancer.

trace

(tras) [O.Fr. tracier]

1. A very small quantity.

2. A visible mark or sign.

primitive trace

Synonym: primitive streak

trace

(trās)

1. Evidence of former existence, influence, or action of an object, phenomenon, or event.

2. Extremely small amount or barely discernible indication of something.

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The basic formula for the resistance of a trace is given by Equation 1:

Voltage drops across traces and vias: overcoming problems of nominal dimensions of the trace and board to calculate resistance

Let's assume we know the propagation time for a trace in a stripline environment (the time for the signal to propagate from one end of the trace to the other).

Microstrip propagation time: the difference in determining stripline and microstrip propagation time is more than a fine line

A recent study in fruit flies implicated one of the trace amines in the insect's response to cocaine, for example.

Obscure brain chemicals draw new attention

Figure 2B shows two shot traces after the process adjustment was made.

What you can learn from shot profiles

Analysis of the information begins with a review of the incident report and trace results.

Pattern crimes: firearms trafficking enforcement techniques

Like the breach, the well is salutary and serene, not something to embrace, for embracing the other is no answer, but something to stand in relation to, an opening into differance, a trace.

Traces of Derrida in Toni Morrison's 'Jazz.'

In an execution-based model, program executables take up much less space than dynamic traces and do not require an existing system for trace generation.

The PowerPC; performance modeling methodology

This spectrum analyzer's automatic limits test function compares live trace data to limit traces recalled from its analyzer's trace memory.

A spectrum analyzer with an automatic limits test function

In samples from the foundry C landfill, a trace of 1, 1, 1-trichloroethane was found in one sample from well 1 and traces of 1,2-dichloroethane and trichloroethane were found in one sample each from well 2A.

Determining the presence of organic compounds in foundry waste leachates

Through their military and industry experiences, Terry and Jeff are bringing a wealth of knowledge to Trace Systems, as we endeavor to serve defense and homeland security C4ISR, as well as tactical edge networking needs," said Otto Hoernig III, President and CEO of Trace Systems.

Trace Systems Names Government IT Industry Veterans to Executive Team

And my collaborator on trace thermal issues, Johannes Adam (Leimen, Germany), continues to be a great help in evaluating results.

Empirical results of fusing tests: slight current overloads result in unpredictably long fusing times

13 new debug targets and 4 new trace architectures added.

Germany : Green Hills Software Ships Major Upgrades to SuperTrace Probe v3 and Green Hills Probe v3