Sentence examples for function of preserved from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, vision is a "process," not observable in fossils, in which the function of preserved parts can only be inferred by comparison with presumed equivalents in their living relatives, where functions can be observed.
The film "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me," opening today at the Screening Room, serves the valuable function of preserving not just a performance but the spirit of a time.
It brings cutting-edge information technology to bear on what has previously been conceived as a largely archival function of preserving the documentary record of ad hoc courts and tribunals.
In the churches the survival of ancient liturgies provided continuity with the non-Muslim past, while even the millet system performed the invaluable function of preserving administration in the native language.
If the past were to persist into the future so as to impart knowledge to God, it would co-opt the present's function of preserving the past.
From these features we will see that MW-PCC offers far more than a basic function of preserving dynamic transmission queueing stability.
The Pyramid Texts are chiefly concerned with the function of preserving and nurturing the soul of the sovereign in the afterlife.
The term "protected area" is really a mix of different legal designations [15], but most are used in one way or another to help carry on the main function of preserving vulnerable/unique sites, for the maintenance of species, evolutionary history, ecosystems, or ecosystem services.
Wood, Lambert and Jewkes have noted that in South Africa, a show of force in heterosexual interactions is sometimes used as part of seduction and serves the function of preserving women and girls' reputations while supporting masculine identity [ 39].
The enriched pathways of cBIP genes show great similarity in human and mouse, all the enriched pathways in mouse are also enriched in human genome, which indicates the function classes of preserved bidirectional genes are stable during evolution.
