Sentence examples for preserved contacts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Margelov added: "We have preserved our embassy in Tripoli, and have preserved contacts with people in Qaddafi's circle.

Preserved contacts between the dsDNA major groove and three basic residues, Lys 210, Lys 211, and Lys 214, keep dsDNA from adopting its preferred major groove width during the first 50 ns of simulations.

Unpreserved multiuse ocular solutions are at an increased risk of microbial contamination [ 1] and can potentially cause catastrophic consequences similar to those reported with inadequately preserved contact lens solutions [ 2].

As Parmesh Shahani, the author of "Gay Bombay: Globalization, Love and (Be longing in Contemporary India," told me, gay Indians are different from gays elsewhere in preserving contact with parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts even as they circulate in a gay universe.

The word, even the most contradictory word, preserves contact — it is silence that isolates.

It preserves contact discontinuities and reveals to be very robust compared to a standard unsplit scheme.

FLIP-MHD incorporates a Lagrangian representation of the field and is shown to preserve contact discontinuities, to preserve the Galilean invariance of the MHD flow equations, and to give a grid magnetic Reynolds number up to 16.

The term 'acquaintance' has acquired a technical sense that it did not have in Reid's day, so it is better to see Reid as holding that memory preserves contact with events previously apprehended through perception and thereby known by acquaintance.

Clearly, a higher reduction rate in Level 1 leads to screening out more non-contact residues while preserving observed contacts among contact pair candidates for prediction and Cd is increased accordingly.

The Franks and Alemanni, who preserved limited contacts with Germans living outside the boundaries of the Roman Empire, remained pagan, which the Romans viewed less harshly than heresy.

Not in direct contact — some aloneness wishes to be preserved — but contact through the mediation of language or shared atmosphere of a city street.