Sentence examples for preserved shapes from inspiring English sources

The ruins of the ancient Roman cities Pompeii and Herculaneum, and the perfectly preserved shapes of inhabitants who perished in the ashes, offer an unequivocal expression of the destructive power of volcanic eruptions.

This approach preserves shape as much as possible.

Several studies have shown that reducing the desolvation costs for binding while preserving shape complimentarity and hydrogen bonding is an effective strategy for improving binding affinities.

VBM does not preserve shape information.

Nonetheless, GFAP preserves shape and arbor of astrocyte processes contributing to mechanical strength of the cell.

The sediment chemistry transformed iron and sulfide into pyrite, which coated and preserved the shapes of the animals, including their appendages, and mineralized internal tissue.

The snake specimen, which was discovered in the early 1900s years ago in northeastern Spain, was fossilized in a way that preserved the shapes and sizes of these pigment cells.

This may be the reason why the observed and simulated Love waves stably propagated without strong dispersion and, consequently, preserved their shapes of wave packets.

In this paper, we propose a new deformation framework that precisely preserves the shapes of form features during deformation.

"She has preserved her shape perfectly," Mr. Noble wrote in 1955.

However, its frozen body preserved the shape of the original bulge.