Sentence examples for conventionally preserved from inspiring English sources
Other advanced technology included bows reinforced with heavy beams and plates of iron, an internal steam heating device for the comfort of the crew, screw propellers and iron rudders that could be withdrawn into iron wells to protect them from damage, ships' libraries of more than 1,000 books, and three years' worth of conventionally preserved or tinned preserved food supplies.
The characterization of M2A antigen, and the development of mAb which react with it in conventionally preserved archival specimens, provide important initiatives to study the origin and progression of germ cell neoplasia.
While the protagonists are often rantipole males, that doesn't make the genre automatically sexist: it is the men who lose their dignity and their trousers while the women conventionally preserve the proprieties.
Conventionally, the operating point may be preserved by forecasting the renewable energy.
Scholars have conventionally referred to seven fragments of a Greek gospel harmony preserved in quotations by Epiphanius as the Gospel of the Ebionites.
Distinguishing clearly between intuitive, physical and purely formal conceptions of space, Carnap argues that, subject to the necessary constraints of certain a priori phenomenological conditions of the topology of intuitive space, the purely formal and the physical aspects of theories of space, can be adjusted to one another so as to preserve any conventionally chosen aspect.
Level of metabolic control, HbAlc, was preserved in the early insulin treated, while it significantly deteriorated in the conventionally treated.
This can make comparison of these to more conventionally-preserved taxa difficult.
Many relics are preserved.
