Sentence examples for preserved away from inspiring English sources

When such objects are better preserved away from their native lands, the case against return is decisive.

My hypothesis is that if there is rigid behavior (i.e., no internal deformation, meaning that angles and distances are preserved away from plate edges), then this results in a plate.

African religions are best preserved far away from suntan oil, beaches and volleyball.

"But these votes don't address the central issue that there is insufficient communication between the institutional investors and the independent directors and that will not be fixed until we have institutional investors being members of nomination committees that review the list of director candidates and take that sole preserve away from the chairman".

Otherwise, we use a standard geometric limiter to preserve monotonicity away from extrema.

Notts, who preserved their unbeaten away league record, remain a point behind the Blades in sixth and three clear of seventh-placed Rochdale.

Researchers trying to piece together evolutionary trees "can be misled by fossils," he says, "because we only see what is preserved, not decayed away.

Storing peppers in oil at room temperature can cause the growth of lethal botulinum bacteria.[28] No matter how the peppers were preserved, throw them away if the can lid is bulging, which often indicates the presence of botulinum.

Josip Ilicic gave Fiorentina the lead in the 17th minute, and the goalkeeper Neto preserved it by pushing away Adem Ljajic's 60th-minute penalty.

Many experts speculate that it was also a site of mass extinction, where avalanche-like sand-slides both swept dinosaurs away and preserved their remains.

But the ball bounced off his hands, and Patriots cornerback Asante Samuel swatted it away, preserving the Patriots' victory.