He was silver-haired, white, early fifties, well preserved — that one guy from "Mad Men" comes to mind now.
"It's the rarest thing, Luvo thinks, that gets preserved, that does not get erased, broken down, transformed".
The movie preserved that madness, though I liked Stone — I always do — and Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer were both marvelous.
In a hybrid like the Toyota Prius, an electric motor takes over for the gas engine at low speeds and stops; energy is also preserved that is usually lost in braking.
Redding preserved that lead through the seventh — and gained a run in the sixth, on Alex Cora's two-out single — but Brendan Ryan clobbered his second pitch of the eighth for a homer.
"If we can expand the data we have on soft tissues, from fossils that are poorly preserved, that has real implications for our understanding of life in deep time," she said.
They will surely bless their fathers and their fathers' God that the Union was preserved, that slavery was overthrown, and that both races were made equal before the law.
First of all, concavity of is preserved; that is, if is concave, so is.
But what about the jobs preserved that might otherwise have gone overseas?
As shown in Table 2, the geo-positioning accuracy can be preserved, that is, the difference of geo-positioning results from before and after the resampling process is negligibly small.
The experimental results show that the histogram of downsampled image is well preserved, that is, there is no difference between the histograms of two images downsampled from the original and stego ones, respectively.
