vestige znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady vestige

• This makes it remarkable that such structures also appear as the last vestiges of stable behavior, as 'ghosts' of vanished invariant tori.

• Because vestiges were not considered, the nodal distributions of panicle traits only approximate actual panicle differentiation.

• Many who accept the former point regard the latter as an implausible vestige of an untenable philosophy of mind.

• This was because, according to the management, the unskilled workers tended to respond better to foreign bosses, perhaps as a vestige of colonial social relations.

• Is it a chance vestige of the sequence of events in early mammalian divergence, or it is orchestrated by something deeper?

• The differentiating criterion is the extension of surface vestiges and the different possible landform transformations.

• Nevertheless, there are still vestiges of localized interests.

• Much like a virus, "if the slightest vestige of poison remained in the vessels, it could become a permanent germ of disorder" (117).