Sentence examples for preservation division from inspiring English sources

The Library of Congress preservation division offers advice for storing and caring for photographic materials.

Stephen Spaulding, chief of the architectural preservation division in the National Park Service's Northeast region, said the 500-foot move on Saturday should take three to six hours.

At the Library of Congress, the preservation division has devised a housing method for damaged lacquer discs in which they acquire a one-inch-thick square of foam just a bit larger than the diameter of the disc.

Other organizations involved with the historic preserve are the Vermont division for historic preservation, (802) 828-3051, and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, (518) 897-1200.

Two engineers familiar with the area around ground zero -- Richard Tomasetti, the president of the Thornton-Tomasetti Group, anDonald Friedmanan, director of preservation at LZA Technology, a division of Thornton-Tomasetti -- explained the seemingly miraculous survival.

Of course, it is entirely possible that asymmetric division with preservation of the labeled template DNA strand contributes to gland homeostasis by the quiescent stem cells deposited behind the active growth front.

But the new goal in the field of cancer fertility, or oncofertility, is to be as proactive as possible, said Dr. Teresa K. Woodruff, chief of the division of fertility preservation at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

Both set up ideas of wholeness, division and the preservation or restoration of value, though given that Work No 149 is a piece of black paper, its actual value is ambiguous: one cannot say whether it is already whole or still awaiting restoration (though its dimensions - half the size of A4 - give some clue).

This reflects a critical dual function of survivin in the regulation of cell division and the preservation of cell viability.

We found an unexpected decrease in the odds of moderate to severe acute postoperative pain after both ICBN preservation or nerve damage or division.

DNA methylation patterns are established during embryogenesis and then faithfully maintained in differentiated tissues, enabling preservation of cellular identity through multiple somatic divisions.