Sentence examples for hides preserved from inspiring English sources

He found a wide distribution of mammoth and rhinoceros fossils, including some with their hairy hides preserved, in the Siberian ice.

(The DNA came from a hundred-and-forty-year-old quagga hide preserved at the National History Museum in Mainz).

In 1973, amateur divers discovered the remains of the Catherina and found its cargo of hides largely preserved from the saltwater by the thick black mud of Plymouth Sound.

"I didn't want the journals to be hidden and preserved for a hundred years at the cost of people being inspired and energized," she said.

Nobody ever came back to retrieve the tonnes of expertly carpentered timbers and the masses of valuable possessions lying in shallow water, which over the centuries all sank together, hidden and preserved by the oozy silt.

Phar Lap's hide is preserved on display at Melbourne Museum, and a recent XFI and μ-XAS study used hair taken from the preserved hide to partly resolve the mystery.

He noted that unlike some other ancient cultures, whose fields, roads and outbuildings have been destroyed by subsequent generations of farming, the jungle grew over abandoned Maya fields and structures, both hiding and preserving them.

In this work, we propose using video data hiding for preserving the privacy information in the modified video itself in a seamless fashion.

Gold has a long history with individual Chinese as a way to hide and preserve wealth—a way made no less attractive by the mistrust that is always present with an autocratic central government.

Now I found myself facing the most difficult decision of my life: continue to hide and preserve my marriage, or be honest with myself and to my family and face the coming aftershocks?

Either way, Dick explained, he would have the hide salted and preserved in Zimbabwe.