Initially, the Twitter message was a precaution -- something people could trace in case anything went wrong, Buck said.
Others work for years on brilliant books only to see them vanish without a trace in a huge, impatient marketplace.
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They have accepted that their liability goes far beyond what accountants will be able to trace in the banks' books.
Police have released pictures of a man they want to trace in connection with the death of a pedestrian in a car crash in Hertfordshire.
Clive Palmer said Friday he intends to refloat the United Australian Party, a once dominant force in Australian politics that sank without a trace in the 1940s.
It is also one of loss: Mr Mbeki's only son, fathered when he was still a teenager, disappeared without trace in the early 1980s, as did his younger brother.
And I have a profound respect for the traditions of hunting that trace back in this country for generations.
Typically, drugs get into the water supply when people flush unneeded medication down toilets or pass trace amounts in urine.
"I have a profound respect for the traditions of hunting that trace back in this country for generations, " he is quoted as saying.
Before you rush to deactivate or completely censor your profiles, consider this: having little to no trace online in this digital age can work against you.
Our aims must be to see, treat and trace partners in as speedy a manner as possible and to protect personal wellbeing whilst also preventing onward transmission.
They are concentrating on a study of stable isotopes - atoms of the same type but with different masses - and trace elements in the birds' feathers.
The food industry is also trying to restructure ingredients at the nanoscale so as to include particles of trace metals in food supplements and to produce less-fattening foods.
Archaeologists said the excavation, in Navenby, could help them trace Roman occupation in the area from AD55.
Trace quantities of vitamins occupy the same essential phenomenological niche in our food that trace amounts of rare earths occupy in our technologies.
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The pesticides, known as organophosphates, are commonly sprayed on food crops and can be found in trace amounts on berries, green beans, and other fruits and vegetables sold in stores.
However, carbon-14 is only found in trace amounts, which can make it difficult to detect.
It's creamy, long-lasting head is so thick, you can trace a shamrock in it with your finger.
There was no physical trace of them in the room where Kercher died, Knox and Sollecito's lawyers insisted.
Instead of tapping out letters or writing a word on screen, you trace each letter in a single, fluid stroke.
Rutgers' Huang, too, has been working on developing nano-biosensors that can detect the slightest trace of pathogens in a food supply.
"There is an emotional rawness here that is often painful to watch, but not a trace of sentimentality in her acting, " the Telegraph's critic continues.
The police marks are used to trace bottles used in crime, or found with underage drinkers, back to the stores from which they were bought.
It would be somewhat difficult to trace cholera outbreaks in 18th-century American towns since cholera did not reach North America, or Europe for that matter, until the 1830s.
Members of Stevens' family have been taken off antibiotics after tests showed no trace of anthrax in the family's home, said Dr. Jean Malecki, director of the Palm Beach County Health Department.
The trace alcohol levels in kombucha led the federal government to warn manufacturers in 2010 that if they exceed an 0.5% alcohol-content level, they would be subject to the same regulations that apply to other alcoholic beverages.
But Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland have kept it smart and irony-free -- there isn't a trace of condescension in their evocation of working people trying to hold it together, if not get ahead, or in their concentration on familiar, even timeless themes.
The drug is Taxol, Bristol's brand name for paclitaxel, a trace compound found in the bark of the Pacific yew tree in the northwestern U.S. During the 1970s researchers for the U.S. government's National Cancer Institute discovered that paclitaxel stops the growth of some cancerous tumors.
For example, where there are many deposits to a bank account, some of which are allegedly structured and some of which are not, and there are many withdrawals from the bank account, so that the account balance turns over frequently, it is impossible to trace the balance in the account at any given time to one or more specific, allegedly structured, deposits.
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