Sentence examples for preserved regardless of from inspiring English sources

Drawing upon films that included Orson Welles's "Citizen Kane," Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" and Thomas Edison's short of two cats engaged in a boxing match, Martin Scorsese made the case on Monday evening that Americans "need to take pride in our cinema, our great American art form" and that all films need to be preserved, regardless of their box-office performance or apparent cultural merit.

The edges in NL-Means filtering are preserved regardless of their direction.

Furthermore, the entropy-performance independence aspect of LSSC encoding allows promising performance to be preserved regardless of how large the entropy is augmented per dimension, and correspondingly how large the quantity of feature-space segmentation in each dimension would be.

In other words, if this system were still up and running when Trump made his tweet, then the tweet would have been automatically archived and preserved regardless of what Trump does with it on Twitter - and as long as that record is maintained, then it's possible that there's been no violation of the law.

Chain connectivity of a copolymer is preserved regardless of the particle separation; i.e. (i, i+1) connections are always present.

Thus, both the cellular and temporal activation patterns present during cortical coactivations are preserved, regardless of additional thalamic input.

To architects like Mr. Stern, the building is worth preserving regardless of what would be put up in its stead.

The basic notion that some organisms leave more offspring than others, and that their genes are preserved, works regardless of location.

Yet beyond finding the next hot strategy, there has also been a move to rethink what a hedge fund should be used for: Is it to get outsize returns, or to preserve capital regardless of what happens in the broader markets?

To provide an investment that seeks to preserve capital regardless of the investment climate, to grow capital in excess of inflation, but doing it in such a way that we're not having to predict markets, interest rates, central banks or geopolitical risks, etc. on a day-to-day basis.

But the Taney letter underscored another important point: motive aside, someone had collected these letters, portraits, and documents; and had taken care to preserve them regardless of writer or content; and had assembled them into one book, ensuring that, to some extent, they would be studied and considered together.