Sentence examples for precious properties from inspiring English sources

Materials, components or devices designed using nanotechnology display a number of precious properties, i.e., they can be small, light, quick or efficient.

They are also a way to explore and exploit an original formalism of asynchronous, distributed and adaptive computations with such precious properties as self-organization, emergence, robustness and more generally abilities to cope with an intelligent interaction with the world.

But the government was loath to let the precious property go.

In the early days of nuclear power, WHO issued forthright statements on radiation risks such as its 1956 warning: "Genetic heritage is the most precious property for human beings.

While it may be a bit of both, it is probably a little more city than suburb — its population is about a third black, it has pockets of poverty, its infrastructure is aging, and there is not much room left for new development that will generate precious property-tax revenue.

This motivation may come mainly from the fear of losing one's precious property.

Look at these rioting thugs destroying precious property!

But it is, after all, only one property, in one place, however precious that property and place, however beloved.

The company is engaged in the operation, exploration, development and acquisition of precious metal properties in Canada, U.S., Mexico and Central and South America.

"We just think this is too precious a property, too precious a building, to turn over to a private developer to build 75 private high-end condominiums".

So is that a big win for a culture that increasingly reads on screen — or a land grab of America's most precious intellectual property?