Sentence examples for preserved over time from inspiring English sources

Those in the right-hand column have a low probability of being fully preserved over time.

Understanding why organisms are or are not preserved over time helps explain the biases seen in the fossil record.

Since newspapers are not meant to be preserved over time, the contents of newspaper advertisements need to be up-to-date, fresh and entertaining.

However, in order for stable continents to be preserved over time, Burov and Watts13 found that a jelly sandwich rheology would be required over a crème brûlée rheology.

I was reminded that, although packaged, sold and cryogenically preserved over time, this work was once tough, one-off, art-questioning, refusenik attitude and expansive thinking.

But by studying the gene clusters that have been preserved over time -- even as we evolved into much more complex critters -- scientists can try to figure out what wormy adaptations our nifty human traits emerged from.

For Francis, this integration capacity does not rely only on nations, but also on cities. "Many of our cities are remarkably beautiful precisely because they have managed to preserve over time traces of different ages, nations, styles and visions," he said.

When the amount of occurrences and circumstances that require acting or responding during the week increases, people's mental capacity of handling other tasks may be reduced, and a focus on cessation efforts may be difficult to preserve over time.

You can still start one and let it slowly preserve over time, then check out later after the unit is over.

Storage rings of third generation synchrotron radiation facilities pose severe challenges for lowering the beam emittances and increasing the lifetimes, requiring thus increasing positioning and alignment precisions that must be preserved over long time spans.

As they cascade downwards, they form discrete layers that can be preserved over geological time as laminations in the rock.