Sentence examples for how it preserves from inspiring English sources

We should be measuring our economy on how it produces jobs and how it preserves the value of the assets of our community.

"We will understand how this network of neurons is connected, how it stores memories, how it preserves the skills a person has and how these connections give rise to emotion".

The merit of the approach is mostly how it favours the composition of tools and how it preserves the programmability of the system as a whole.

The draft plan should be measured by how well it preserves that switchyard, and how well, or how poorly, any alternative plan, or inaction, would get the same job done.

A second broad measure, ecosystem vitality, measures the health of fisheries, the amount of greenhouse gases a country pumps into the air and how well it preserves the diversity of its plants and animals.

You think of this thing called life and how it's preserved.

Here we present more measurements of Hg in soil surrounding medieval skeletons and present a further discussion of how it is preserved and how the concentrations can be interpreted in accordance with the chemical life history hypothesis [3, 5].

Now, he's thinking seriously about history and how it's preserved.

Malament (1977) shows how this bijection, if it preserves the causal structure, and if both the set and the spacetime are future- and past-distinguishing, also preserves the topological and therefore the metrical structure.

At the most basic level, many agency employees do not even understand what a federal record is, much less how it must be preserved".

Homemade fliers she printed showing what the debris looked like and how it should be preserved have run out and had to be reprinted.