Sentence examples for paper preserved from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, more than 24 hours after the tragedy, photographs, medicines, handwritten scraps of paper – preserved in plastic bags – could be seen in the crevices of rocks beyond which a ripped rubber boat still lay.

Samples were analyzed immediately after collection with pH paper, preserved by acidification to pH < 2 with 5.0 M hydrochloric acid, and stored in ice-packed coolers.

Samples were analyzed immediately after collection with pH paper, preserved by acidification to pH < 2 with 5.0 M hydrochloric acid (product no. 101256J; BDH Laboratory Supplies, Poole, UK), and stored in ice-packed coolers.

Each of the show's 17 pieces, which date from 2005 to 2012, has been treated as a kind of giant notebook page, which the artist has covered with cartoonish doodles, jotted-down names and telephone numbers and notes to self, and scraps of paper, preserving the everyday flotsam that has passed through his mind and through his studio within a given time.

More than 1,000 families who suffered losses in the attack have filed legal papers preserving their right to sue the authority, one of its lawyers said in court.

More than 450 families who lost relatives on Sept. 11 have filed legal papers preserving their right to sue the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey over alleged safety lapses and poor evacuation procedures at the World Trade Center.

The two types of electronic voting now being experimented with in Russia include touch-screen machines with paper receipts preserved for eventual recounting; and optical scanning of paper ballots, which are also kept for eventual recounts.

Their excellent works on paper, now preserved digitally, can be purchased as lovely prints on paper at P.P.S. Update: Mick has changed his tune.

The paper items preserved in the Library also shed light on the origins of another information technology: print.

The roots described in Hetherington and colleagues' paper are preserved in coal balls: concretions permineralised by calcite, which formed in ancient peat before it became coal.

In the Edo era, the sheets were mounted on long-fibred paper and preserved scrolled up in plain paulownia boxes placed in another lacquer wooden box.