Sentence examples for generally preserved from inspiring English sources

Desargues observed that neither size nor shape is generally preserved in projections, but collinearity is, and he provided an example, possibly useful to artists, in images of triangles seen from different points of view.

While some aging, even historic county jails have been demolished in recent years, Freeholder boards have generally preserved historic courthouses, which tend to occupy prominent locations in the county seat -- often in the shadow of a larger, boxier courthouse complex built to accommodate ever-expanding dockets.

She despised photographers, refused interviews and generally preserved her privacy with a zeal that makes it all the more sad that this sentimental, prurient book should stand as any sort of epitaph of what was evidently a life thoroughly well lived.

Throughout the long period of foreign rule, the southern part of the Low Countries generally preserved its institutions and traditions, and only for a short interval, under the First French Republic and Napoleon, could integration with an alien system be enforced.

Mentation is generally preserved [1].

The scapholunate ligament is generally preserved in a transscaphoid injury.

The southern group of Mongolian languages generally preserve unassimilated vowel sequences and retain /h/; in Monguor, Bao'an, and Santa, the earlier stage, /f/, occurs as well.

Her more far-fetched pronouncements are undercut with a wry self-deprecation and a sense of their silliness while generally preserving the idea that it's better to tell interesting lies than dull facts.

The German sociologist Max Weber regarded educational credentials as one such resource, in that credentials function as a form of "cultural capital" that can generally preserve the status quo while granting social mobility to select members of society.

Even though the latter are quite more expressive languages, they generally preserving the good computational properties of the former.

However, despite the irradiation process, TEM micrographs of our NWs indicate that the amorphization degree for most irradiated areas is minimal, and the ZnO NWs generally preserve their good crystalline quality.