Sentence examples for preserved in practice from inspiring English sources

The Moroccans, who are known for their restoration work on important mosques and other landmarks in the Middle East, are in essence living historians who have carried on patterns and designs preserved in practice for generations.

In Federalist 78, Alexander Hamilton argued that constitutional limitations "can be preserved in practice no other way than through the medium of courts of justice".

We therefore addressed this issue in a different way, and tried instead to show that the sampling strategies developed preserved in practice some important characteristic of the set of all optimal solutions.

A computational implementation of our technique shows that the method preserves in practice the mathematical features of interest of the exact solutions considered.

It may however be enough in some cases to show that the sampling preserves in practice a characteristic that is biologically relevant.

Moreover, the positivity of initial profiles is preserved in the practice by the nonlinear scheme proposed.

It is evanescent: posts are preserved, but in practice, they are lost in one's rapidly self-refreshing timeline – read it now or not at all.

So how can this not entirely unsuccessful exercise in improving donor practices be preserved in a framework that works?

It is our job to preserve it in practice.

Bone flaps removed during decompressive craniectomy are often preserved in a deep freezer, but the practice differs with regard to the freezing temperature used, ranging from −16 °C to −84 °C [ 2, 25, 26, 34, 37, 42].

Grains should be preserved in designed facilities that allow important practices such as cleaning, drying, aeration, and fumigation.