Sentence examples for preserved in each from inspiring English sources
Totem animals are represented in various manifestations: as spirit creatures in sacred flutes, in disguises, and in figures preserved in each man's house.
Each of Jo Hormuth's works is an empty cast-plastic mock picture frame painted a single enamel color; the rhythmically repeated imprints of fingers, thumbs or hands of a different professional masseuse are preserved in each.
are preserved in each case.
We reinvestigated these hook-like structures and re-evaluated the nature of the co-occurrences in context with the flora preserved in each plant-bearing fossil 'bed' in the North China sedimentary succession.
The BSA solution preserved in each vial after removal of the polymer chips obtained from "Biomaterials and production of the conditioning layer" section was subjected to absorbance measurements in a UV visible spectrophotometer.
The basic approach in the existing literature is to show by induction that the submodularity is preserved in each iterative optimization process (maximization/minimization) in DP, e.g., [19, 21].
Fossils Forever Amber A 23-million-year-old lizard of a previously unknown species has been found in Chiapas, in southern Mexico, so perfectly preserved in amber that each tiny digit of the 1.8-inch-long animal is clearly visible.
With respect to RT and RH genes in ORF 3, all characteristic motifs and invariant amino acids for individual genes were preserved in the corresponding ORF in each consensus ERTBV.
Several worker and soldier termites and some comb material were preserved in 96% alcohol for each nest, and stored at 4°C for future reference or DNA extraction.
At the end of the 14-week survey period, surviving individuals were preserved in 100% ethanol from each tank for molecular analysis.
Even though spatial specificity of the response is best preserved in the raw data for each individual subject, we cannot generalize and replicate such a finding to other individuals; we therefore opted for better averaging across subjects at the expense of too fine spatial resolution.
