Sentence examples for preservation opened from inspiring English sources

Still, ethanol preservation opened a window to the past.

This characteristic type of preservation also allows the analysis of compound eyes in great detail, and the three-dimensional preservation opens up far wider perspectives for their study than those of 'orthodox' modes of preservation.

This biomaterial was also easy to handle for clipping, sterile radiation and sealing preservation Open image in new window Fig. 4 SEM picture of the surface of SIS.

When Preservation Hall opened in 1961, its purpose was to save traditional jazz.

In addition, the recent FDA approval of Listeria-specific bacteriophage preparations for food preservation has opened the door to new applications of these natural bacterial killers taken that bacteriophages are viruses that only infect and lyse bacterial cells and are harmless to mammalians [ 24].

These gargantuan "challenges" also attracted Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation to open an outpost of its Studio X network in Mumbai in February 2011.

He was also alarmed by the "resin process," and, as he wrote in a report, the use of a "liquid seal" coating was "beyond all acceptable professional methods of latent print preservation and opens the door to many valid questions relating to the latent prints' origin of placement and development".

He is now the chairman of the board of the Garden Conservancy in Cold Spring, N.Y., a nonprofit preservation organization that opens private gardens to the public.

This belief involves "preservation of open space" as seen in the article "A Test at the Polls for Open Space Efforts" on Oct. 22.

"Over all," he said, "the preservation of open space mitigates other problems".

Summit has agreed to make eight lots available for purchase and preservation as open space.