Sentence examples for preservation common from inspiring English sources

The near-absence of herbivore remains and the similar state of preservation common to the many individuals at the Albertosaurus bonebed quarry led Currie to conclude that the locality was not a predator trap like the La Brea Tar Pits in California, and that all of the preserved animals died at the same time.

In the peripheral territories, pastoralists are fighting for the preservation of common grazing rights and the cessation of clearings to preserve the natural pastures that remain in the highlands, lowlands and on the plains between the areas already under cultivation (livestock track, interstitial rangelands).

Nine of the 12 judges ruled that the "preservation of common cultural heritage" was the responsibility of the state and the Catalan parliament had exceeded its authority in banning what the court described in a statement as "one more expression of a cultural nature that forms part of the common cultural heritage".

Both programmed cryopreservation and glycerolized tissue preservation are common TB methods in technical preservation.

In the words of civic tech entrepreneur Sean McDonald, "Let's look at government as a subscription service for the provision and preservation of common goods".

In the context of deterioration models, preservation of common ageing properties for a fixed threshold has been studied, for instance, in [10] in a context of pure-jump processes.

As part of its Syria strategy the US must include the preservation our common heritage for future generations.

Three-dimensional preservation is most common, with organisms preserved in sandy beds containing internal bedding.

The objectives "outdoor recreation" and "species biodiversity preservation" were more common in urban reserves, while preservation of habitats were more common in rural.

The microbial safety and stability of most minimally processed foods are based on application of combined preservative factors of which (mild) heating is the most common preservation technique in use these days.

The German caucus has quickly grown to about 100 members, who lobby for trade and investment as well as the preservation of their common cultural heritage.Five years ago a small German-American Heritage Museum opened in Washington, DC. "Germany has never been as popular as it is today," says Petra Schürmann, the museum's director.