Sentence examples for groups preserved from inspiring English sources

Without doubt this is a reflection of the astonishing and unique snapshots of individuals and family groups, preserved forever in their excruciating death throes by accumulating ash, and subsequently reconstructed in plaster for our edification and wonder.

The progression of High-Ti lava groups preserved on either side of the developing rift zone is very similar, but is not, however, chronostratigraphic due to multiple inter-digitations of the chemical types.

From a Martian point of view, although aminoacids are rapidly degraded on the surface of Mars by radiations62, the protection of aminoacids in rocks at the Martian subsurface63 and the recent description of amide groups preserved in 1.88 Ga old microfossils60 suggest that the detection of proteins in a subsurface fossil record on Mars may still be possible.

For awhile, Google Groups was being developed alongside Gmail, and at a certain point, Gmail head off into a new design direction while Groups preserved Gmail's design at the time.

Oxygen and hydrogen isotope ratios of chert and silica reliably record the isotopic composition of total oxygen and trace hydroxyl groups preserved in chert at the time of crystallization [45].

According to the LVEF, patients were divided into two groups: preserved LV function group with EF equal to or more than 55%, and impaired LV function group with EF less than 55%.

Around the tunnels of the stadium, music fans sat huddled in groups, preserving and sharing body heat in June.

Although fewer than one-tenth of the people speak American Indian languages, all of Panama's Indian groups preserve their native tongues, and many Indians also speak Spanish.

While Puerto Rico's popular music has been taken over by salsa and now reggaeton, there have always been "bombiplena" groups, preserving the tradition; Viento de Agua, based in New York, is among the best of the newer ones.

Mr. Arafat preferred not to confront the Islamic groups, preserving his own broad popularity and the option of unleashing violence as a bargaining lever, this adviser and Israeli intelligence officials said.

The idea of land trusts dates back a century, but it was after World War II, when housing development surged, that the practice of private groups preserving native landscapes took off.