Sentence examples for preserved sense from inspiring English sources

If analyses or definitions preserved sense, then, unlike the case of "morning star" and "evening star," whenever one thought the definiendum, one would be thereby thinking the definiens.

To preserve sensing coverage, a node decides to turn it off when it discovers that its neighbors (sponsors) can help it to monitor its whole working area.

To preserve sensing coverage, a node will turn it off when other active neighbors can help it to cover its whole working area.

Indeed, the teams have preserved a sense of fair play.

"These improvements preserved a sense of the original and could be accomplished with the available funds".

Rationing preserved a sense of togetherness, that the effects of austerity would be shared, managed together as a communal burden.

That Slahi has preserved a sense of humour after so many years behind bars in Jordan, Afghanistan and Cuba may be surprising.

He believed organisation was essential to the effective running of the church, but preaching and the pastoral dimension of his work preserved his sense of vocation.

In a review for Raidió Teilifís Éireann, Harry Guerin wrote that the band has preserved their sense of melody and aggression.

How best to organize a large cohort to preserve the sense of a learning community and ensure that all students gain a sense of increased efficacy in doing science, has not yet been explored.

They're the way people preserve a sense of distinctiveness.