| I dreamed of someday flying in a Spad, firing tracers from my machine guns at German barrage balloons or zeppelins. |
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| The weak force is harnessed in modern hospitals in the form of radioactive tracers used in nuclear medicine. |
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| You've got the tracers flying all over you, and ricochets whistling all around you wherever you go. |
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| Clonal integration has been examined by most workers by using C tracers, severing ramet connections, or analyzing mother-daughter sharing. |
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| For example, fluorescent tracers and video imaging have allowed industrial hygienists to measure farm workers' exposure to pesticides. |
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| Most private investigators, bail bondsmen and skip tracers have access to these. |
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| The embedded reporter and camera see weapons fired at an unseen enemy and, if they are lucky, they may see tracers of weapons fired back. |
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| After spotting the enemy, the gunners fired tracers to pinpoint the target, while the fourth helicopter opened fire with 2.75-inch rockets. |
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| Similar to a PET scan, the SPECT scan uses radioactive tracers to help spot cancer in your body. |
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| The best available tools, transsynaptic tracers, are unable to distinguish weak direct connections from strong indirect ones. |
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| Most private investigators, bail bondsmen, and skip tracers have access to these private databases. |
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| A spect scan can help detect cancer with the aid of cancer-seeking radioactive tracers. |
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| Using vital dyes as lineage tracers, the pattern of cleavage has been shown to be invariant but complex, particularly for the ectoderm. |
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| The Lt said that red tracers were friendly bullets, and the Afghan's could shoot all they wanted as long as they didn't shoot at us. |
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| It was unlike any Fourth of July show you have ever seen as the sky was full of rockets, tracers and missiles. |
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| As he said this, glittery stars fell through the sky behind his head like tracers from fireworks. |
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| And you'll be happy to know we knew exactly where you were, we installed tracers into all the vehicles. |
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| A bone scan falls under the category of nuclear medicine, which means that it uses tiny amounts of radioactive materials called tracers. |
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| Nearing says the powdered tracers bind well to the gravelly, sandy-loam soils typical of the Southwest's rugged rangelands. |
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| The tracers do not influence the stream, they drift together with the flow, but the tracers are not transparent for irradiation. |
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| Even the smallest traces of these synthetic tracers can easily be detected on floors, walls or ceilings under the black light of the UV lamps. |
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| It is planned that radioactive tracers will be manufactured in Edmonton and air-freighted to Winnipeg. |
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| The computer infrastructure of the LCNP includes, among other things, large tracers, a video plotter, digitizers and various types of servers. |
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| Thanks to these tracers, scans can detect amyloid plaques in the brain of someone who is still alive. |
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| In addition, certain tracers which are added in large quantities should be excluded. |
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| Much smaller quantities are used in research applications, and as tracers in oil and gas exploration. |
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| These molecules are important tracers of the physical conditions and evolution of the dense interstellar medium. |
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| Processing those complex SWIFT payments and following up reconciliation and tracers of such payments requires highly qualified support. |
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| For both tests the tracers are injected into your vein and are tracked through the heart using special cameras or scanners. |
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| For explosives, the powder can also be marked by means of chemical tracers. |
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| Natural and isotopic tracers are used in order to help identify the dominant processes generating runoff, on various spatial scales. |
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| When you are firing out at night, the red tracers go out into the blackness as if you were drawing with a light pen. |
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| The use of radioactive tracers makes it possible to outline a wide range of conditions, the take-up of the tracer being detected by a radioactive scanner. |
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| Marine geochemists can exploit the distributions of these tracers to investigate physical, chemical, and biological processes operating in the world's oceans. |
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| The battle hits all of Hollywood's cues for what warfare is supposed to look and sound like, including tracers, shushing, exploding shells and gore. |
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| The development of isotopic tracers during the war was a by-product of the preparation of radioactive and stable isotopes in connection with work on the atomic bomb. |
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| Roberts noticed the tracers streaming upward, but was able to continue onward and land at Hickam even though his left wing was streaming gasoline. |
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| A number of scientists have tried to use these tracers to infer where the upwelling occurs. |
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| Upper AIW has a high amount of anthropogenic tracers due its exposure to the atmosphere. |
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| Environmentally safe areas and routes in the Baltic Proper using Eulerian tracers. |
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| Dye and fluorescent tracers are used for detecting fluid leaks visually or by sensitive cameras or fluorometers. |
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| Then tracers laced the sky in front of me. Forget the shooting! If I get distracted now, I'll buy the farm anyway! |
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| In this paper, two tracers, anthracene and anthracene grafted on the polymer, were used. |
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| They target bigger ships at night, lighting up the sky with tracers, heavy-machinegun fire and rocket-propelled grenades. Captured vessels are usually sailed into Somali waters until a ransom is paid. |
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| These included immune-linked tracers for insulin, studies that spawned today's radioimmunoassays for trace hormones and other molecules. |
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| These tracers may be used to track dispersion. |
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| Coleman discusses how to use these sources to deal with all types of skip tracers including the criminally-minded debtor. |
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| Over time, where the sea ice broke up at an earlier date, the dietary tracers showed that polar bears ate more open-water species such as harbour and harp seals instead of ice-associated species such as bearded seals. |
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| Synthetic tracers can be used in elaborate and winding pipe networks that carry fluids to determine whether they are leak-tight and to detect and analyse leakages and any unwanted spread of fluids when they occur. |
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| A common method for detecting such tracers should therefore be laid down. |
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| We are also using other radioactive tracers. |
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| We focus on identifying tracers of aquaculture waste and transport pathways that will determine the ultimate fate or impact of the waste material. |
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| Suitable for use in a variety of applications, including steam mains applications such as steam main lines, steam using applications such as heat exchangers, and insulation applications such as tracers. |
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| In other words, these sites are veritable smorgasbord for stalkers, collections agencies, bounty hunters, skip tracers, private investigators, and more. |
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| These new methods involve the use of natural and synthetic tracers. |
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| Synthetic tracers are, for example, ordinary or fluorescent dyes which are added to the water at one point and the presence of which is measured at another point. |
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| Each denotes a major shift in human-bear management strategies. Because stable isotopes do not undergo radioactive decay they can serve as reliable tracers in food chains. |
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| Similarly, the bank reconciliation and tracers related to those payments are also very complex compared to those of United States dollar domestic payments. |
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| The entry of CFCs into the ocean makes them extremely useful as transient tracers to estimate rates and pathways of ocean circulation and mixing processes. |
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| Injection of radioactive tracers along with the fracturing fluid is sometimes used to determine the injection profile and location of created fractures. |
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| They're still dab hands at reeling out both heartfelt indie ballads such as Tracers and rousing guitar-led anthems such as Arcadia. |
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