Sentence examples for kept for the future from inspiring English sources

Only edges with enough-high intensity and those with the angle in the neighborhood of the values 0 and π 2 (approx. horizontal and vertical) are kept for the future steps.

In order to make comparison between datasets from different labs, the MP sample from that lab is used as the control to process the related dataset, and only the fold change values of each gene from each dataset is kept for the future calculation.

Asked if he was encouraged by this following the difficulties Ferrari have had improving their car this season, team boss Stefano Domenicali said: "I don't know if encouraged is the right word but for sure it is something that in terms of approach we need to keep for the future.

When I asked him what possessions he would like to keep for the future, he led me down into the basement of the house he was living in and pointed to a suitcase on some shelves in the corner.

There are several solutions to this: You can pay for some extra storage elsewhere, this can be a good solution if you have large items of furniture you wish to keep for the future, but the cost will have to be weighed against the benefits of keeping the item.

One-half of the tumours was frozen directly in liquid nitrogen and kept for future RNA extraction, and the other half was frozen in liquid nitrogen but in the presence of optimal cutting temperature medium (Ted Pella Inc., Redding, CA, USA) for future morphological and immunohistochemical staining.

"People keep asking: is the U.S. trying to dry up our reserves and keep theirs for the future?" said Khaled al-Dakhil, a professor of political sociology at King Saud University.

The remainder was kept for future research.

And especially in the environment like we see today, where you absolutely want to keep investing for the future, even though you could invest less and make your business performance look better in the near term.

We had to keep investing for the future.

At least a couple of other familiar Dodgers faces may also disappear over the winter, as Jansen and third baseman Justin Turner will be free agents and probably sign on elsewhere as the Dodgers keep building for the future.