Sentence examples for be maintained from the from inspiring English sources
Pedestrian access will be maintained from the railroad crossing to Vassar Street.
Managing this task requires that continuity be maintained from the design stage.
The grade point average must be maintained from the time of acceptance into the distinction program through graduation.
More generally, he thinks (i) the Averroistic theses are lacking in a solid philosophical basis, since they can be maintained from the physical point of view only, according to which everything is considered qua affected by or connected with motion, but (ii) they are totally false from the metaphysical point of view, which is the most comprehensive of all.
If any one of the secondary ta-siRNAs is expressed then ssRNA production could be maintained from the counterpart loci, providing the necessary inputs to maintain production of ssRNA.
Cohesion between sister chromatids must be maintained from the time of its establishment, coupled to DNA replication, until it is rapidly removed in early anaphase allowing the sister chromatids to disjoin and chromosomes to segregate to each daughter cell.
As with other mobile operating systems, everything is maintained from the cloud.
Many pigs are now raised in vertically integrated systems, where ownership is maintained from the production farm through the meat-processing plant to the grocery store.
The high level of integration that had been developed during drills such as Urban Shield, and was maintained from the coordination centre during the marathon, facilitated a response when the bombs went off that has been widely praised.
Interestingly, however, activity in the left caudate nucleus was maintained from the beginning to the end of the learning process, suggesting that this structure plays a role in this type of cognitive skill learning.
The redesigned control law forces the GRN to always remain on the sliding surface and the dissipativity is maintained from the initial time in the presence of the norm-bounded perturbations.
