Sentence examples for Preserve the potential from inspiring English sources

This is no time to be opening up exceptions that preserve the potential for fund-raising abuses.

Now, he said, they need to look ahead to their own possible future majority status in Texas and preserve the potential for future cooperation with the Republicans.

Mr. Turner has never handed the shares he has pledged to underwrite his philanthropy to the beneficiaries, preferring to preserve the potential upside to finance future charitable endeavors.

For the nonlinear shallow water equations, the co-volume scheme is shown to preserve the potential vorticity dynamics and the total energy exactly.

The provisioning of services according to the DiffServ framework has in turn raised the requirements for interdependent, controlled resource allocation and service pricing, with particular needs for pricing mechanisms that preserve the potential and flexibility of DiffServ.

In group C, the prepared autologous periosteum was sutured into the living periosteum at the fixed bone end of osteotomy to preserve the potential osteogenic area (Fig. 1c).

borders, the net preserves the potential for new forms of competition.

The State Supreme Court relied on that and similar language to find that the Maui land in dispute could not be transferred to a state housing agency without a disclaimer preserving the potential claims of Native Hawaiians.

Introduction: Renal replacement therapy (RRT) has three aims restoring homeostasis, ensuring survival and preserving the potential for renal recovery.

The strength of the Tikhonov-type filter ((mathbf q _{text {c}}) = 0.001 Å(^{-1})) was chosen by visually evaluating the strength that allows for efficiently suppressing noise but still acceptably preserving the potential well.

This latter event is associated with the down-regulation of proapoptotic genes and significant up-regulation of antiapoptotic genes, especially those preserving the potential of mitochondrial membrane and blocking cytochrome c release.