But now we look at our wildlife preserve differently.
Soils are variable and preserve different materials and stratigraphic evidence differently.
Such deviations might cause misunderstandings in certain cases, but do not necessarily hamper communication because the distinction between separate phonemes, that is, /p/ versus /b/ in the target language is preserved, albeit differently realized.
The supposed manus print appears to be a smaller pes print preserved somewhat differently from that of the larger, main track and thus does not constitute a genuine manus impression [71].
As, in this study, we only examined the Z chromosome in the Neognathae (for the reasons given), further studies will be required to establish whether sex chromosomes and autosomes preserve their ancestry differently in the different lineages.
For example, "deep ecology", where biodiversity is independent of human value, responds differently to "utilitarianism", where biodiversity might be preserved to extent that measurable benefits to humans exceed costs (see The Preservation of Species).
In the DHS, the upper quartile for serum creatinine concentration and UACR and the lower quartile for eGFR closely approximate accepted criteria for impairment of kidney function; UACR may perform differently in populations where renal function is better preserved.
It is hard to concentrate for long periods in these conditions so you need to do certain things differently and preserve your energy so you can keep more in the tank for the latter part of the day.
But a year later, with Congress trying to force him to try all terrorism suspects using revamped military commissions, he deployed his legal skills differently — to preserve trials in civilian courts.
But the museum, which is privately run with city support, sees its mission differently: to preserve artifacts of New York Police Department history, to educate people about the history and sacrifice of police work and to correct what some police officials say are distortions in the portrayal of the police by members of the media fascinated by the sensational or scandalous.
