Sentence examples for concept of preservation from inspiring English sources
The concept of preservation has come late to the island, where many structures have been torn down to give prime real estate to other projects.
"THE Future of the Past" seems an appropriate title for a panel discussion moderated by Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, who is passionate about the concept of preservation as more forward-thinking than a mere clinging to days gone by.
The favorable angiogenic response in the CAM experiments argues for the preservation of growth factors and cell adhesion following seeding, confirming the concept of preservation of the small peptide sequences that binds to integrins.
Bird and Frey discuss [8] the importance of curation for chemical information, together with the associated concepts of preservation, discovery, access, and provenance.
Furthermore the concept of organ preservation does not always coincide with function preservation.
This organization first institutionalized the concept of historic preservation in New York.
The Parisian boys glued the other morning to a video monitor playing a clip from "Tarzan and His Mate" (1934) didn't seem to be rapt by the concept of environmental preservation.
Thus, the concept of content preservation was introduced, restricting each output frame to be generated from a single input frame [49].
"The Leuser ecosystem has been declared a National Strategic Area that should be maintained and managed by promoting the concept of protection, preservation and sustainable utilization," Hasyim said.
The concept of vein preservation for transplantation is not widely publicised or practised.
