Sentence examples for preservation team from inspiring English sources

If you grew up anywhere near Jersey City, a tour of the Loews by its preservation team will take you back to being 7 years old, when you wave to your imaginary fans from the bronze railing.

A historic preservation team from the University of Pennsylvania arrived in Southampton last month with sonar and other equipment that will detect bodies when there are no gravestones left to mark burial sites.

"It's only here in the world that you can enter a reactor containment building and see for yourself a real reactor," said Reynaldo Punzalan, a technician who has been working at the site since 1979 and now leads a preservation team of 20 people.

Dr. Lewis Goldfrank, director of emergency services at Bellevue Hospital Center, a city hospital, said that in a case of foul play, he thought it "highly unlikely there will be a loved one or authorized person in the room calling in to 911 and still staying there" when the police and organ preservation team arrived.

In that time, the preservation team will be readying a full-size replica of the Basking Shark in a feeding position from 3D scans as well as 2D images taken in Portland.

A limb preservation team must be able to perform bedside and intraoperative incision and debridement to decompress limb-threatening abscesses and debride nonviable tissue.

Now, in an effort to see that it never does, a preservation group has teamed with a city councilman to quickly raise the balance of the $11.7 million needed to buy the land from a Chicago developer that acquired it from a Hughes trust and to turn it over to a local park.

Richard Buckley, of the University of Leicester Archaeology Service, said the discoveries, along with the good state of preservation, had left the team "fired up".

Donoghue's team further bolstered preservation by adding antibiotics to the environment to slow deterioration from foreign bacteria.

The RDQ was back translated into English after translation into both languages and reviewed again by members of the RDQ survey team to ensure preservation of content and clarity of the items.

"Ultimately, we need to conserve existing wild coffee species in situ to ensure the preservation of remaining genetic diversity," the team concluded.