However, it is then at least possible that some other cause, a cause with much greater power than the natural causes of living things possess, could fend off death for them without end and preserve them alive without end.
The restaurant is an ark in which every tiny species is salvaged, represented, preserved — but still alive, changing, and growing.
These shows, and others like them, deserve to be more than footnotes: scenic routes that are also shortcuts, where unresolved endings help keep characters and worlds alive, preserved in the aspic of a single DVD box.
The house is still kept as it was when he was alive, preserved by his brothers Byron, James and John, and his sisters Elizabeth and Margaret: it is maintained by a family friend named Marc Lanza, who lives here with his wife and two children, and whom Olney first met as a boy, when the writer used to walk to the village every morning to buy fresh milk from the cows that Lanza's mother kept.
They have not been preserved, nor has a miniature city or touristic replica been made to keep alive the memory of this great ancient city.
The rare specimens found by the researchers were likely quickly buried alive, preserving their positions for eternity.
This episode introduces the fictional technology that allows preserved heads to be kept alive in jars.
Mosquitoes both dead and alive were individually preserved in Eppendorf tubes over silica-gel for further molecular assays.
After 1 year 13 patients (52%) were alive with a preserved limb.
Specimens examined in this study were either frozen at Saint Louis University, preserved in 95% ethanol, or captured alive and transported to Saint Louis University (Table 1).
