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At Manchester Royal Infirmary, meanwhile, Prof David Mangham, an orthopaedic pathologist, is working to categorise Neil Dovestone's femur injury more precisely, age the scar and establish whether any suture material has been preserved that might narrow down the period or place of the operation.

If pubs are either dying or transforming back to what some of them once were — places offering food and bed, like the old coaching inns (the inn of yore being the pub of today) — it's reassuring to find that so much charm has been preserved, that the ale is as good as ever, and that you can get a tremendous meal besides.

A few documents have been preserved that attest to the initiation of carefully chosen persons who were made to undergo tests and ordeals in accordance with psychosomatic criteria borrowed from physiognomy (the art of determining character from physical, especially facial, traits).

Although some in musical circles knew or suspected the truth, the myth had been preserved that her absence from the concert scene was temporary.

Several accounts of the sinking have been preserved that describe the incident but the only confirmed eyewitness account is the testimony of a surviving Flemish crewman written down by the Holy Roman Emperor's ambassador François van der Delft in a letter dated.

They will surely bless their fathers and their fathers' God that the Union was preserved, that slavery was overthrown, and that both races were made equal before the law.

First of all, concavity of is preserved; that is, if is concave, so is.

As shown in Table 2, the geo-positioning accuracy can be preserved, that is, the difference of geo-positioning results from before and after the resampling process is negligibly small.

The house may still be creepy, but if anyone was clinging to the hope that the scene would be preserved, that ship has sailed.

The hierarchy of effects was preserved, that is, if an interaction was included, so were its main effect components.

By training the aesthetic appreciation into students in the early days of their scientific careers he is preserving that sense of mesmerized beauty they came to science for.