Sentence examples for altogether preserved from inspiring English sources
The building scale would be low, the "tawdry outer-boroughness" of the commercial strip would be respected, if not altogether preserved, and the "public space" of the cultural institutions would flow into the "private space" of the housing, which would be provided at subsidized rates to artists and would ensure the 24-hour character of the neighborhood.
The Clippers are not going to stop having Griffin and Jordan show altogether, though, preserving the option to give teams different looks defensively.
But while Schlick rejected Kant's treatment of the apriori altogether, Reichenbach claimed to have preserved its most important element, its constitutive function (Reichenbach 1920, Ch. V; Friedman 1999, 59 70; Oberdan 2009).
Altogether, 155 TIC events (46%) preserved the frame of the 3' gene, which is somewhat higher than the chance expectation of 33% and the finding of 36% reported in a previous study [ 6].
Conceptual and performance artists — in part as a protest against the commodification of art objects — sought to dispense with material art works altogether (although such happenings were then preserved for the future through collectible documentation).
Altogether, some 500 primitive songs have been preserved in various collections.
Altogether, 9,425 and 11,224 non-redundant pairs were preserved for the two genomes.
Altogether, these findings demonstrate that the interplay of different geometrical parameters is preserved even in these highly strained systems.
In some cases, users who want to avoid government scrutiny may prefer to simply avoid privacy preserving tools altogether – the digital equivalent of "laying low" – and choose other methods for surfing the web anonymously (such as using computers at libraries or other public places).
Many relics are preserved.
