Sentence examples for preserve wall from inspiring English sources

Others may simply preserve Wall Street's prerogative to party on once the current storm has passed.

The Himalayan kingdom Bhutan has granted British art experts rare access to the country's roughly 2,000 Buddhist temples and monasteries in an effort to preserve wall paintings from the 16th through 19th centuries, The Observer of London reported.

Experimental large animal studies have demonstrated that this loss of myocytes results primarily from apoptotic cell death, not necrosis, with compensatory myocyte hypertrophy sufficient to preserve wall thickness [ 43].

Although there are some researches devoted to facet coating, they always focus on forming optimal equivalent cavity length Lopt to preserve wall-plug efficiency (WPE) for lasers rather than the single-mode reliability [14, 15].

Doors are cut into the corners of some of the galleries so that you enter them diagonally, which preserves wall space.

These were all covered rooms (1 to 4 in Figure 1), whose roofs have preserved wall frescoes during the last decades.

In any necrotic tissue, fibronectin and collagen deposition is responsible for scar formation, which preserves wall integrity and thickness.

Tracheids have exquisitely preserved wall thickenings, which are scalariform in metaxylem (Figs.  4c g, 6c) and annular to helical in protoxylem cells (Fig.  6c).

George Tamaro, the 66-year-old engineer and partner at Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers who oversaw construction of the wall in the 1960's, said the work was necessary to preserve the wall from further degradation.

Construction crews are working to preserve the wall so that it can encircle any new buildings that rise at the site, as it did the trade towers, keeping out the waters of the Hudson.

And they're demanding Assange's imprisonment, or his blood, in service of a Government that has perpetrated all of these abuses and, more so, to preserve a Wall of Secrecy which has enabled them.