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The formal designer does the complex work of turning the architect's high concept into mechanical specifications that make sense, saving studios millions of dollars and thousands of hours while preserving a creative direction.

Certain minerals in rocks can preserve a record of the direction of Earth's magnetic field when the rock formed.

Yet even when the choreography required them to make rapid shifts of position and direction, they preserved a sense of ease, as if to remind dancegoers that jagged lines can have a beauty all their own.

Items such as pottery and bricks contain minerals which preserve the direction of the magnetic field that existed at the time they were heated.

Mudstones contain iron minerals that preserve the direction of the Earth's magnetic field at the time they were laid down - a tell-tale signature that can be compared with a range of other palaeo-records to reveal an age.

In particular, the mid- F1 condition, which preserved a harmonic relationship across formants, showed a small effect in the predicted direction.

Preserving a healthy planet.

Preserving a Heritage Collection of Agricultural Literature.

Local time (abscissa) is shown in descending order to preserve the longitudinal direction (east to the right).

Where necessary, the positive or negative vote was reversed to preserve consistency in direction of effect (e.g., the vote for the continuous variable "number of years of education in household" was treated equivalent to the vote from the discrete variable "highest education in household was secondary education," and the reverse-sign vote of "head of household illiterate").

A feasible region is used while searching the optimal values of these two parameters such that the interpolating curve can preserve tangent directions and avoid singularities at the endpoints.