Sentence examples for offers preserving from inspiring English sources

Rimmerman's personal theory about how it all works — how the Garagiste business model and those idiosyncratic e-mails compel such vigorous spending — fetishizes the human element, the obvious imperfections, like telling his administrative assistant to leave typos and grammatical errors in his e-mail offers — preserving the immediacy of his writing — and never including photographs.

Immobilization of laccase offers preserved enzymatic activity, improved storage and operational stability, and fine reusability for enzyme applications in the industrial process.

Compared with single cells, slices offer preserved cell-cell connections that enable one to study tissue-level phenomena (e.g., conduction), while the locally preserved extracellular microenvironment avoids potential pitfalls of changes in functional properties due to the loss of extracellular matrix or damage by the cell isolation process.

A Web site called MonasteryGreetings.com offers preserves made by the Trappists at St. Joseph's Abbey in Spencer, Mass.

The museum and the New York Preservation Archive Project will offer "Preserving New York — Then and Now," a daylong symposium at the museum, on Feb. 23, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Mike Jervis, lead administrator at PwC, said: "The deal announced today was the best offer received, preserving the most jobs and keeping the most stores open.

Given that our theology is so beautiful and that our forefathers died to safeguard the religion, do we forsake it in this wonderful land of India where we have religious freedom?" On the cavernous balconies of a sanitarium that is now used as a residence for poorer Parsis, the reasons offered for preserving the custom were simpler and the suspicions about why it is in trouble less scientific.

Young women with early Stage I disease who wish to preserve fertility can be offered fertility preserving surgery or trachelectomy.

Search engines can implement Private Information Retrieval (PIR) protocols to offer privacy preserving query service to users.

They also ensure that the public will be able to continue to explore all the desert has to offer while preserving important pieces of America's history.

She is drawn into a cottage industry spurred by "transhumanist" principles that offers to preserve people in liquid nitrogen immediately after death and store their bodies (or at least their heads) in hopes that they can be reanimated or digitally replicated in a technologically advanced future.