Sentence examples for preservation means from inspiring English sources

The IDA's dedication to preservation, means it ultimately intends to return the arch to Palmyra.

The long-term storage for the data and what preservation means to researchers.

In the face of a shortage of low-cost housing, "housing preservation" means something besides keeping treasured structures.

"There are competing definitions of what farm preservation means," said Tom Wickham, a Southold councilman whose family has farmed on the North Fork for generations.

Tracing the history of this method of preservation means tracing the history of man as a carnivore once he had graduated from living hand-to-mouth.

In spite of the rough weather, the sheer number of sites and strict marine preservation means that many wrecks remain remarkably intact.

Ancient slope channel and canyon systems reflect some of the variation in ichnological assemblages that is seen in modern analogues, although processes of erosion and trace fossil preservation mean that the benthic environment is often incompletely preserved in the ancient record.

Amidst debates about what conservation and preservation mean for large coupled human and natural systems, survey-based non-market valuation approaches for eliciting non-use values also may confront the need for re-consideration.

While analyzing modules against 100 random samples from the merged dataset, we found that module preservation (mean Z-summary scores) ranged from 6.86 to 30.27 (Fig.  3b).

Many squirrels had suffered some degree of physical trauma and this, together with variation in the state of carcase preservation, meant that detailed gross and/or histopathological examination was not possible in every case.

These have become the watchwords of the modern politician who prizes their legacy over the common good, even if self-preservation means harming the very constituency they have been mandated to represent.