Sentence examples for preserved that only from inspiring English sources
Originally some buildings were decorated with painted stucco but this is so poorly preserved that only a few fragments remain.
Constraint (9) preserves that only one CTS could be activated to transmit at any given time and the traffic assigned on each link is no more than the aggregate effective forwarding rate of that link during all active phases of CTSs.
This bill not only preserves that market but strengthens it by bringing in millions of new customers.
Yet on the whole, it had been an encouraging first-half for a youthful Red Devils side that only needed to preserve that long unbeaten home run to confirm themselves as Group B winners with a game to spare.
Such long tours used to be the norm in international rugby, but the Lions are the only team that preserves that tradition.
The only way to preserve that sense of constancy and safety in our dual love is to make sure we're both as present as possible, which in turn means we must remain connected to each other in meaningful ways that do not include address labels.
"We want to preserve that".
No green thumbs required with low-maintenance air plants and preserved moss that only need a quick spritz of water here and there.
Several accounts of the sinking have been preserved that describe the incident but the only confirmed eyewitness account is the testimony of a surviving Flemish crewman written down by the Holy Roman Emperor's ambassador François van der Delft in a letter dated.
We demonstrate how the general results from Section 2 can be applied to show that the observed HC in the system (i) is not robust with respect to perturbations that only preserve its Z 3 symmetry, but (ii) is robust with respect to perturbations that respect a specific set of invariant affine subspaces.
