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Analysis of individual solar cells removed from the returned array from the Hubble Space Telescope have yielded results on the residue chemistry of material preserved in impact features within the 1-3500μm size range.

There is a TON of Monty Python material preserved in the Netflix database, from the Flying Circus years to documentaries about John Cleese, Eric Idle and the rest both before their rise and after their heyday.

Additionally, the inclusion of allochthonous terrestrial material in many azhdarchid-bearing marine horizons implies that the azhdarchid material preserved in these units could also be derived from terrestrial settings.

DNA was extracted from material preserved in 95% ethanol using the DNeasy kit (Qiagen).

However, this character is notoriously difficult to describe accurately from dried specimens [ 10, 21], material preserved in formalin-aceto-alcohol (FAA) [ 2], or even fresh flowers in the field [ 28].

The plant material preserved in the genebank originates partly from collecting expeditions in many countries (largely conducted by, or in collaboration with IPK) or from donor institutions (e.g. research institutes, plant breeders, botanical gardens or other genebanks).

Currently, the use of blended cements incorporating various supplementary cementing materials, preserved in aggressive environments has become common.

The Lower Member consists of reworked ash-fall materials preserved in floodplain areas (78%), floodplain sandstones (4%) and fluvial channels (18%).

Much of this material is preserved in the commentary tradition and in Islamic historiographical materials, but has too often been discarded in the academic study of the Quran in the West.

Peter Selley, a books and manuscripts specialist at the auction house, said: 'Sayers was unquestionably one of the greatest detective writers of the twentieth century and this archive contains much autograph and typescript material not preserved in any other form.

The fact that presolar material is preserved in meteorites argues against widespread heating of the asteroidal region, as do the presence of water-bearing minerals and the relatively high content of volatile elements in many chondrites.