Sentence examples for preserved it can from inspiring English sources

Since dried fruit is lighter, fuel costs and emissions are lower – and because it is preserved, it can be easily moved by sea using unrefrigerated ships.

If this information is preserved, it can be used to show confidence in a label for a feature vector.

"When you combine that with all the different methods of extracting, cooking and preserving, it can actually end up being pretty overwhelming".

The right to vote was hard won - and the reason we continue to fight so hard for it, and are willing to send American soldiers into harm's way to preserve it, can be summed up by another powerful word; freedom.

If a country thinks the best way to treat to the ocean is to preserve it, it can weight conservation factors more heavily in its score.

"If they want to preserve it, they can," he said.

And if their valuable turf can be preserved, it will largely reflect the work of Mr. Serlet and Mr. Sinofsky, veteran software engineers with similar challenges but contrasting management styles.

According to its doctrine, the body should be preserved so it can be resurrected on the day of the Last Judgment, with some in the church even calling cremation a pagan ritual.

It is hoped that the difficulties of organizing data before, and preserving it after publication, can be ameliorated by storing it in online databases.

Several Keidanren members sell parts and services to the power monopolies, and receive steep discounts on the power they use.Many politicians believe that TEPCO must be preserved so it can compensate the victims of the nuclear accident at Fukushima.

(166) Drying was a common way of preserving fish (it can keep for years in Arctic climate), and preparation of lutefisk was a primitive way of reconstituting the moistureless tough fish.