Sentence examples for preserve for a from inspiring English sources

The "disentangled" chains could preserve for a certain time before completely re-entangled during melting.

The director of the hospital establishment to which the woman requests admission with a view to the voluntary termination of her pregnancy is required to obtain and to preserve, for a period of not less than one year, certificates confirming that the woman has complied with the consultation procedures prescribed in Articles L. 162-3 through L. 162-5 162-5

To summarise this small section on the comparison between both divergence-control techniques, we found from the three tests performed that FCT seems to be less diffusive than GLM, is able to preserve for a longer time a stationary solution, and seems to create less spurious structures in the magnetic field.

As for the alleged evidence for breeding and molting of Loricifera within the basin, an alternative explanation is that the reducing conditions of the permanently anoxic sediments can preserve, for a long time, tissues and organs of dead organisms to the point that the oocytes of some specimens may erroneously appear healthy under light microscopy.

A ceasefire would do no more than preserve, for a bit, the remains of President Mobutu Sese Seko's regime.

It's a wet, humid morning when I arrive at Scott's Run Nature Preserve for a four-mile hike with Mid-Atlantic Hiking.

The facade and bulk of the Liberty will be preserved for a still-undetermined use.

Kole looks like a more ascetic Pat Boone, fastidiously groomed and remarkably preserved for a sixty-five-year-old.

The conviction that he had been preserved for a purpose became a driving force in his life.

He also said experts had raised questions about the validity of tests from urine preserved for a length of time.

Known as the Sanguszko Carpet, it is 19 feet 6 inches long and well preserved for a carpet this old.