Sentence examples for preserved elements from inspiring English sources

Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion, though the Indians have preserved elements of their original religions.

"I think it preserved elements of 17th-century Puritan culture more intensely than did Massachusetts and certainly Rhode Island".

The woolly rhinoceros assemblage comprises numerous unusually well preserved elements as one mandible, one femur and one partially preserved skull.

This is particularly apparent in the overall morphology of one of the most frequently preserved elements, the distal humerus.

Unlike almost all other dinosaur groups, skulls are the most commonly preserved elements of ceratopsian skeletons and many species are known only from skulls.

According to Israeli historian Moshe Sharon, there is no mention of Deir Ghassaneh or Beit Rima in early Arabic sources, although it is known that former village was inhabited during the Mamluk period due to the many houses there that have preserved elements of Mamluk architecture.

The most proximal preserved element is short, about as long as wide, and lacks armature.

It is also uncertain whether the most proximal preserved element is the originally most proximal one, although this seems plausible.

But he is also overjoyed to preserve elements of the Anglican liturgy, he said.

Mr. Libeskind and others credit the aggressiveness of civic groups with helping to preserve elements of his plan.

Mr. Burtscher is one of several designers on Bali working to preserve elements of authentic houses on the island.