Meanings of trace directly in English

But whatever it is, Stefan, it's not going to be anything she can trace directly back to you or to me.

In a letter three months later he writes, I cannot trace directly to this arrangement any change in the reading of young folks.

Under these conditions, the interference not only impairs retrieval by indirect processes such as cue interference, but supposedly disrupts the original memory trace directly.

The poison of which the husband died has been traced directly to the wife.

They can be traced directly and easily in many cases.

In the end, though, the only real twist can be traced directly to half-time.

She knows how many of her past humiliations can be traced directly to defective seamanship.

The possession of the poison was traced directly to my husband, and to no one else.

The laptop has my IP address, which in turn can be traced directly to my apartment.

But whatever traditional social force it has obtained, can be traced directly to the Western pioneer Democrat.

Some of these operations were traced directly to the military and naval attaches of the embassy, who were withdrawn.

Most of the earnings gains among families in the period Ms. Boushey studied can be traced directly to working women.

Miss Hart had a theory that many of the modern diseases might be traced directly to the eschewing of feather-beds.

Religious education is to be traced directly to the Jews,-andthis is one of the great needs of America to-day

No doubt they could all be traced directly or indirectly to the curious physical conditions under which I was living.

"The call will be traced directly to the University of Edinburgh."