Fifth-century-B.C. Greek sculpture was rare enough, but a work this fine, and finely preserved, was almost one of a kind.
In one skull, this fine mud preserved the actual brain in detail.
In keeping with the pretended decorums of the mock Dedication, Fielding interprets Rich's vulgar charges of literary theft as complimentary allusions to his discovery in Fielding's play of fine strokes preserved [End Page 236] from an admittedly much superior author.
Pituitary samples were collected with fine forceps, preserved in RNAlater (Ambion, Austin, TX) and stored at −20°C.
When Torres did have a positive effect, nodding on for John Terry, Vaclik produced yet more acrobatics and a fine save to preserve the visitors' early lead.
Ba struck the penalty low to Mignolet's left but the Belgian made a fine save to preserve his side's lead.
He was fine with preserving his botches, while according them scant respect.
The benefit of utilizing copper slag in construction industry bestows as substitute to fine aggregates, preserves natural resources and no land management for disposal of copper slag.
"There are two challenges when dealing with fine structures: preserving the structure and extracting the details," says Cole. "We freeze the specimen in milliseconds, at very low temperature and very high pressure, which gives us a snapshot in time of the synapse with little to no distortion.
This strong construction, combined with the fine brickwork, has preserved the structure from earthquakes and neglect.
