If this reflects the actual coloration during life, or if any existing melanosomes had degraded before preservation set in remains unclear for now.
But everything in this definition after the words "verified by all the underlying valuations" is mere rhetoric, since all that matters for a sequent's holding on a valuation or a valuation's being consistent with a consequence relation is truth-preservation; setting it to one side, we can identify the supervaluation over V with ∏ V.
The researchers, part of Texas Tech's historic preservation program, set up their equipment at the base of the statue.
It serves as a kind of advertisement for the state's preservation program: set against all the development on busy Canfield Avenue, the farm, with its roadside fruit stand, is a relief.
To encourage greater awareness of the need for preservation, he set up a series of round-table discussions, sponsored by the museum, for leaders of Garden Clubs in the New York area.
Anyone about to undergo cryonic preservation should consider setting the thawing-out date about 5,000 years hence, because it would be great fun to be on hand when archaeologists of that day try to make sense of the current fuss over King Scorpion, who may or may not have ruled some or all of Egypt long, long ago.
As the first work acquired by the museum, Lucy is "a painting so powerful it commands its own preservation for posterity", setting a standard by which all future acquisitions would be compared, and causing MOBA's founders to question if Scott Wilson found Lucy or she found him.
We acknowledge that among the aforementioned traits umbrellar shape is most likely to be governed by taphonomic preservation; still, even setting this trait aside, in total these specimens show strongest affinities to this class of cnidarian jellyfish.
Habitat preservation is urged to justify saving wetlands or setting aside extensive habitat for endangered species.
Also galling, they said, was the snail's pace of land preservation despite money set aside for it.
