Sentence examples for preserve and study from inspiring English sources

Permission to preserve and study the brain was obtained from Einstein's son, Hans Albert, and executor, Otto Nathan, who attended the post-mortem examination.

The new technique would allow whole brains of those mice with their rainbow neurons to be preserved and studied.

Isis blew up many of the citadel's most revered buildings and murdered 82-year-old Khaled al-Asaad, the senior scholar who had preserved and studied the city all his life, when they swept into Palmyra last May.

The acoustics of Italian historical theatres is to be regarded as a cultural heritage, which is to be preserved and studied.

True, the works of certain Greek and Jewish philosophers were preserved and studied.

For these reasons, the pagan classics were preserved and studied in European monasteries by those whose religious vows fundamentally opposed the views expressed by those texts.

Who's against preserving buildings and studying history?

"We have preserved them and studied them and stored them and grown them.

Its ten curatorial departments are staffed by experts dedicated to preserving, exhibiting and studying the objects they look after.

The Alexandrian texts were incorporated into the body of classical Greek literature that was preserved, catalogued and studied by scholars of the Hellenistic period.

Since wet specimens were hard to preserve and difficult to study, glass models were a far more reliable teaching tool, and the Blaschkas quickly figured out that the best way to sell their wares was to employ individuals who were supplying the many nascent universities and natural history museums of the time with specimens, gems, and minerals.