Sentence examples for Retain its form from inspiring English sources

It appears that bone under remodelling can retain its form better if the remodelling is slowed down by for example a bisphosphonate [ 4- 6].

She stands as the absolute basis for all life, energy and beneath her feet lies, Shiva, a metaphor for mass, which cannot retain its form without energy.

The Doctor visits the pond and deduces that the Great Intelligence is using the old governess' body as a DNA blueprint to form an ice creature that will retain its form and not melt.

"If you dump it out on the table and it retains its form," he said, "it's not a liquid, aerosol or gel".

A mealy tuber is one which, while it retains its form on cooking, may readily be broken down to give a dry crumbly mash through separation of individual cells [ 30].

Andrey again finds the tree expresses his own state: "No, life isn't over... My life must be lived... .. Despite its lovely and rich leafing, the tree retains its form of trunk and branches; it has not changed beyond recognition, it is not a new tree.

What once looked "original" retains its form as its surroundings change shape, cycling through retro, back to novel and returning again to "new".

The HP paper retains its form, and resists the adverse effects of water.

It has been proposed that these fibrous structures are caused by the dehydration process in conventional sample preparation methods, so it appears that the biofilm structure observed after IL treatment has retained its form better than when the conventional method is used.

The castle probably retained its form as established by 1100 until the reign of Richard the Lionheart (1189 1199).

The threshold Kkthresh of is (20) where A is retained its form as in (19) whereas B involves only the degradation rates of downstream species of the repressive targeted species X k.