Sentence examples for preserved making from inspiring English sources

In many ways, their history is preserved, making them ideal candidates for scientific study.

And the historic veneer of the neighbourhood is well preserved, making it a magical place for a stroll in the early evening, as long as you avoid the traffic-clogged main drag of M St. 5.

Only the ossicles and spines of the animal are likely to be preserved, making remains hard to locate.

Some authors have suggested that it may be allied to crustaceans, but like many Cambrian crustaceomorphs, the mouthparts were not preserved, making it impossible to reliably classify them within the crustacean crown group.

Seven nymphs showed characters resembling I. lividus, but these and 19 other ticks were rather poorly preserved, making identification uncertain.

The organisms that are embedded in it are maintained in their three-dimensional form and their morphological features are preserved, making it possible to compare them with their present-day descendants [ 3].

However, the fact that Martinet's image was copied and that no mounted specimen exists (though such a rare bird would probably have been preserved) makes Hahn's account dubious.

The soft and gentle nature of the separation principle of AsFlFFF, by which the structure and conformation of analytes is preserved, makes it a very valuable technique for the precise characterization of VLPs [ 55].

She's published books on raising chickens, canning and preserving, making pies, keeping bees and establishing a home dairy.

His apocalypse is also less alarming, with robots merely choosing to "farm us or keep us on a preserve, making life there so pleasant and convenient that there's little motivation to venture beyond its boundaries".

Far from being a digital sucker, Storey had moneymaking in mind: He now runs the island as a virtual game preserve, making $100,000 a year from taxes he charges hunters on his island.