Sentence examples for preservation which is from inspiring English sources

It is questionable whether the spots observed on the prehypostomal sclerite in Helmetia[ 26] are homologous to the bulges in nektaspids as they differ in preservation, which is more like that of internal structures preserved more posteriorly in USNM 83952.

The Preserv project has compiled an impressive bibliography on digital preservation aimed specifically at preservation services for institutional repositories (but also covering many of the larger issues in digital preservation), which is worth reviewing.

The evaporative cooling project (stemming from current research at D-Lab on Evaporative Cooling for Vegetable Preservation) focused on food preservation, which is an important issue related to people's health and well being in many countries including Botswana.

They are now the focus of a campaign for their preservation, which is led by Claire Lewis whose mother was a Penley nurse between the 1970s-90s.

"You can see all the scales and all the soft body preservation which is what makes this Ilminster collection so beautiful - we've got some fish too".

I then turn to an analysis of content preservation, which is understood as a basic function of the mind that is grounded in representation.

I've also taken part in a conference on digital preservation, which was useful to understanding the process and the meaning behind archiving in a technological age.

The repeated, longitudinal design of the NDSA storage surveys offer a rare opportunity to more reliably detect trends within and among preservation institutions rather than the typical surveys of digital preservation, which are based on one-time measures and convenience (Internet-based) samples.

It is characteristic of the breed to have an inviolable commitment to self-preservation, which is often misinterpreted as stubbornness.

But even young children have an instinct for self-preservation, which is why I find it even more mystifying how rarely those creatures — stick-wielding, stone-chucking, body-flinging — actually harm others.

It can be created by the social contract and serves to ensure self-preservation which is threatened in a state of nature.