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The multilayer character of the films was partially preserved only for films grown with the substrate at floating potential and low substrate rotation speed.
Others of a more ephemeral character administrative texts, letters, and oracle recordings were, as a rule, written on clay tablets that were preserved only for a generation or two.
An advantage had to be preserved, only for the substitute's foul on Claude Makelele 15 minutes later to concede the free-kick from which Zinedine Zidane curled in a shot to equalise, and Heskey's international career under the Swede was over.
In fact, linear polarization is strictly preserved only for, and a partial degree of depolarization is permitted for scattering angles close to falling into the receiver field of view.
Equal amounts of the core particle were preserved with either protease, as shown by 3F4 reactivity (Fig. 2C), whereas the octarepeat region was preserved only for trypsin digested PrPSc as shown by POM2 reactivity.
For some anatomical characters, parts are preserved only for MP or later hominin samples, so we have included such comparisons to make clear how H. naledi compares in these elements to the (few) known fossil examples.
Enjoy your time with colleagues, friends and family in the present and preserve only a memento for the future, rather than recording the entire thing to "relive" later in some "free" time that you'll never actually have.
Many cryonicists opt to preserve only their heads, hoping for revival technology good enough to give them new, younger bodies.
Natural selection functions through differential survival and reproduction, preserving only some individuals' traits for the next generation.
House Republicans are proposing a sharper retreat, preserving only the government's support for lending to lower-income families.
It should become the "go to" system for police and prosecutors -- the "default setting" so to speak, before they even think about incarceration -- an option that should still be preserved, but only for those in need of most serious intervention in a secure environment.
