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Göttererscheinungen
Verfolgung einer Zelllinie

en el diccionario PONS

to trace one's lineage
seine Abstammung erforschen [o. zurückverfolgen]
en el diccionario PONS

lin·eage1 [ˈlɪniɪʤ] SUST.

lineage
Abstammung f <-, -en>
to be of ancient lineage
einem alten [Adels]geschlecht angehören
to be of noble lineage
[von] adliger Herkunft sein
to be of royal lineage
von königlichem Geblüt sein elev.
to trace one's lineage
seine Abstammung erforschen [o. zurückverfolgen]

trac·ing [ˈtreɪsɪŋ] SUST.

tracing
Skizze f <-, -n>

trace1 [treɪs] SUST.

trace
Zugriemen m
trace
Strang m <-(e)s, Strä·nge>
to kick over the traces fig.
über die Stränge schlagen

I. trace2 [treɪs] SUST.

1. trace (sign):

trace
Zeichen nt <-s, ->
trace
Spur f <-, -en>
to disappear without a trace
spurlos verschwinden

2. trace (slight amount):

trace
Spur f <-, -en>
trace
Anflug m <-[e]s, -flüge> kein pl
traces of cocaine/poison
Kokain-/Giftspuren pl
trace of emotion
Gefühlsregung f <-, -en>
trace of a smile
Anflug m eines Lächelns
without any trace of sarcasm/humour
ohne jeglichen Sarkasmus/Humor

3. trace (electronic search):

trace
Aufzeichnung f <-, -en>
to put a trace on a phone call
ein Telefongespräch zurückverfolgen

4. trace (measurement line):

trace
Aufzeichnung f <-, -en>

5. trace esp ingl. am. (path):

trace
[Trampel]pfad m

6. trace (in math):

trace
Kurve f <-, -n>

7. trace INFORM.:

trace of program
Programmablaufverfolgung f

II. trace2 [treɪs] V. trans.

1. trace (follow trail):

to trace sb
jds Spur verfolgen
to trace sb (find)
jdn aufspüren [o. ausfindig machen] [o. suizo, austr. a. eruieren]
she was traced to Manchester
ihre Spur führte nach Manchester
to trace a letter/package
einen Brief/ein Paket auffinden

2. trace (track back):

to trace sth
etw zurückverfolgen
the outbreak of food poisoning was traced to some contaminated shellfish
man fand heraus, dass verseuchte Meeresfrüchte die Ursache der Lebensmittelvergiftung waren
to trace a call/computer virus
einen Anruf/Computervirus zurückverfolgen

3. trace (describe):

to trace sth
etw beschreiben

4. trace (draw outline):

to trace sth
etw skizzieren [o. zeichnen]
to trace sth (through paper)
etw durchpausen
to trace sth (with a finger)
etw nachmalen
to trace sth (with one's eye/mind)
etw dat. folgen

5. trace (take route):

to trace a path
einem Weg folgen

lin·eage2 [ˈlaɪnɪʤ] SUST.

lineage EDIT. (linage)
Zeilenzahl f <-, -en>
lineage EDIT. (payment)
Zeilenhonorar nt <-s, -e>

Glosario especializado de biología Klett

lineage tracing [ˈlɪniɪʤˌtreɪsɪŋ] SUST.

lineage tracing
Verfolgung einer Zelllinie
Glosario especializado de biología Klett

lineage SUST.

lineage
Abstammungslinie
Present
Itrace
youtrace
he/she/ittraces
wetrace
youtrace
theytrace
Past
Itraced
youtraced
he/she/ittraced
wetraced
youtraced
theytraced
Present Perfect
Ihavetraced
youhavetraced
he/she/ithastraced
wehavetraced
youhavetraced
theyhavetraced
Past Perfect
Ihadtraced
youhadtraced
he/she/ithadtraced
wehadtraced
youhadtraced
theyhadtraced
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Tracing is impossible only when the means of ascertainment fail.
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The use of transparent overlays is considered subjective and irreproducible because the tracing can be easily manipulated.
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Another example is ray-tracing against quartic surfaces such as tori.
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Layouts and comps are often done on different substrates because of this (e.g., tracing paper for a layout vs. calendered bond paper or illustration board for a comp).
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This image is inverted and can be seen by removing the eyepiece and placing a piece of tracing paper over the end of the tube.
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