Sentence examples for maintained in spite from inspiring English sources
Nor was it maintained in spite of self-interest – but rather, because of it.
GMC controller is able to track the temperature reactor profile reasonably well, and its optimal performance is maintained in spite of large uncertainties.
The net movement and mixing of particles within the bubbling bed stage must be maintained in spite of the immersed heat exchangers concerning possible dead zones in the area of the tube bundles.
Had the author worked within the tradi tional limits suggested by these scenes, he might have had a sure, if somewhat old‐fashioned work that explores the alter ing relationships brought on by age, by memories of youthful love and loyalties and by adherence to venerated standards, maintained in spite of economic decay.
Further, from the unifying mathematical framework, we found that the phenotype robustness criterion for synthetic gene networks is that if intrinsic robustness + genetic robustness + environmental robustness ≦ network robustness, then the phenotype robustness can be maintained in spite of intrinsic parameter fluctuations, genetic variations, and environmental disturbances.
The status quo has been maintained in spite of so many gun-related attacks.
Is her abiding love for Rochester something she maintains in spite of (and in opposition to) the Church's teachings on marriage – or is there a more complex set of relationships and internal conflicts going on?
Obligate monogamy can be maintained in the population in spite of the advantages of EPM.
In this respect, meiotic drive can be understood as a process that allows genetic rearrangements, such as duplications or inversions, to be maintained in the genome in spite of associated deleterious effects, as first proposed by Hedrick (1981).
One question that remains unanswered is how nucleolar components continue to be maintained in segregated nucleoli in spite of the absence of transcription or pre-rRNA processing.
Within Persia itself, the Manichaean community maintained itself in spite of severe persecutions, until Muslim ʿAbbāsid persecution in the 10th century forced the transfer of the seat of the Manichaean leader to Samarkand (now in Uzbekistan).
