Sentence examples for essentially preserved from inspiring English sources
Intra-hemispheric processing of visual stimuli was essentially preserved.
The Classical curriculum pattern, comprising basically Latin, Greek, mathematics, philosophy, and theology, was to be essentially preserved in the French Canadian development of collèges classiques for secondary education.
The normalised film thickness is shown to be essentially preserved for spinning cone columns of varying size scaled at constant relative capacity.
And this is another one of those Roman monuments that was essentially preserved because of re-use over time, or at least the part of it that still exists.
And even though the emperor's retirement lodge, part of a vast complex built for Qianlong, lay padlocked and forgotten for most of the last century -- or perhaps because of it -- the ghosts of China's 18th-century imperial history feel very much alive here, its relics frayed but essentially preserved.
Besides, we exploit the optimal training scheme to derive a low-rank LMMSE channel estimator (22) based on SVD, where the performance is essentially preserved.
"My Week with Marilyn" essentially preserves the point of view of an astonished boy.
This essentially preserves the properties from demolition in perpetuity, barring special applications of hardship by subsequent owners.
That proposal, approved yesterday by the full Council, essentially preserves height limits and other restrictions on blocks dominated by brownstones while encouraging large residential buildings to rise along Fourth Avenue.
For years, baseball had been content to let the other major sports put in more extensive replay, choosing instead to essentially preserve the status quo and not risk adding to the already troublesome length of games.
Furthermore, fierce domestic opposition has forced the Slovenian government to abandon plans for a flat-rate tax system; instead, the government has opted for a milder reform that essentially preserves the progressive nature of the tax system.
