Sentence examples for fine preservation from inspiring English sources

On 30 June, along with "sea otter, young," "crab, with a number of oyster shells adhering" and "a curious water rat", he paid five pounds for "the wolf in fine preservation".

The image on the left shows the fine preservation of leaf veins, while the one on the right shows smaller leaves which may be first-growth leaves or bud scales.

The specimens studied are impressive in their fine preservation, not leaving any doubt about their bizarre features.

"During any given fight, you always need somebody to be the bad cop," said Mr. Fine, of Preservation Chicago.

AWFM is an extension of weighted fuzzy mean (WFM) filter by linking a fuzzy detector and a dynamic selection procedure to WFM in order to overcome the drawback of WFM in fine signal preservation.

The second adopted metric, the so-called mean absolute error (MAE), was employed as a metric suitable for quantification of edges and fine detail preservation in the reconstructed image defined as [15] (39).

In this stage, the Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) is used to describe the texture in the blue whale image because it provides a multi-resolution (MRA) analysis and its space-frequency properties exhibit good precision for texture analysis and classification providing edges and fine detail preservation in the image [13, 16].

The spectral fine structure preservation of the encapsulated extract showed two types of general behaviors (Fig. 2B): values between 67 and 80% for the A-TCh, A, and A-T beads, and lower than 55% for the AP-T and AAG-T beads.

The most powerful technique for immuno-detection on chemically fixed samples is probably the one introduced by Tokuyasu [16], [17] as it allows good labeling efficiency with a fine ultrastructural preservation, especially concerning membranes and organelles.

In terms of identifying color pattern genes, there are obvious practical benefits of a fine-scale preservation of gene order between species.

The microbial fossils appear to be mostly external filament moulds, but exhibit some evidence of replacement of septae and external sheaths by iron sulphide (Fig. 4V X), demonstrating that extremely fine-scale preservation can occur at hydrothermal vent sites.