Sentence examples for concept of preserving from inspiring English sources

"Everybody has a concept of preserving the legacy," he said.

MS. NORTON -- I will certainly uphold the Endangered Species Act, and the concept of preserving endangered species is something that I view as very important.

The concept of preserving nature from man's interference proved both powerful and enduring: almost a century later the Wilderness Act of 1964 empowered states to designate protected land.

As we have the Romans to thank for the cunning concept of preserving meat inside its own internal organs, I decide the menu has to include at least one Italian dish.

But in a conservative state that has historically not been friendly to the concept of preserving wilderness, the alliance has successfully fended off local attempts to open areas to oil and gas development, logging and off-road vehicles.

If today's literary fiction can't be accurately described as "post-Jewish" the way Elie calls it "post-Christian," that may be because in Judaism, faith itself is largely built on the concept of preserving memory.

When we started using the Medial Pivot TKA, we tried to follow the designers' concepts of preserving and balancing the posterior cruciate ligament.

Two methods are used to evaluate the FIC for DFBs, namely, the generalized Ohm's law and the concept of flux preserving and line preserving.

The ability of dipolarizing flux bundles (DFBs) in transporting magnetic flux from the mid-tail reconnection site for near-Earth dipolarization is evaluated by two methods: the generalized Ohm's law and the concept of flux preserving and line preserving.

—Avishay Artsy of KCRW-FM (89.9) has a great report on L.A. architect Russell Thomsen, who has an unorthodox concept for preserving memories of the Birkenau concentration camp.

Most recently, Tiammee and Suantai [21] introduced the concept of 'graph preserving' for multi-valued mappings and proved their fixed point theorem in a complete metric space endowed with a graph.