Before he died in 1697, he donated his precious paper museum to the Ashmolean in Oxford, where it was kept safe until it was transferred to the Bodleian Library.
In their precious paper, Fan et al. (2010), described Drosophila eEF1γ essential for organismal and cellular viability [18], whereas the yeast eEF1γ orthologue has been defined as a non essential gene [31].
If you would like to safeguard precious paper documents from fire or flames, then you must get a fireproof wall safe exclusively made to protect paper supplies.
What is at stake in Mann's case is something much larger and more precious than papers and emails, or partisan politics -- what is at stake is Americans' freedom to investigate, debate and express ideas that run counter to those of corporations.
People assume jewelry is made of metal and precious material; paper is not that.
Where hard coin rested on the security of the past, the expense of mining and refining the precious metals, paper money was a credit against the future.
Lu Ling reads Precious Auntie's papers, then goes to the End of the World to look for her body.
Webb Edward Mafeking of that clan on his birth certificate, plain Webb to us journalists the office manager and custodian of precious items including paper clips, once protested, "You had two sheets of paper yesterday .Today, it seems, paper comes into use only when the issue is printed and bound.
A year later, for many ticket holders, finding those precious scraps of paper is turning out to be a challenge.
With space in print an increasingly precious commodity, the paper has invested in beefing up its business coverage.
Mr. Lamb has deep creases under his eyes, skin as pale as copy paper, precious little hair and no acting experience.
