At first, the monkeys preserved their higher accuracy set point even after removal of the conditional delay of reward for multiple daily sessions.
What is complicated is standing up to the banks, who are determined to do everything they can to preserve their high profits, no matter the risk.
In ancient China, eunuchs were trusted to serve the imperial family inside the palace grounds; in Italy several centuries ago, youthful male choir members were castrated to preserve their high singing voices.
Much of the sacred music and opera roles sung today by Jaroussky or by mezzo-sopranos like Cecilia Bartoli were originally composed for Farinelli and his peers — male singers who were castrated before they reached puberty in order to preserve their high, pure voices.
These UV-irradiated TiO2 nanotubes could preserve their high hydrophilicity for at least 1 month.
A 1969 study of institutionalized patients in Kansas found that castrated men lived an average of 14 years longer than other men in the same facility, but a 1993 study of Italian castrati (singers castrated as boys to preserve their high voices) found nothing unusual about their longevity.
Market-driven approaches would, in theory, allow everyone to preserve their high living standards while protecting the Earth.
Specifically, well-bonded ravens might preserve their high status by intervening in affiliative interactions between ravens that are about to form a bond.
Moreover, the three microarrays are all cancer studies that preserve their high dimensionality even after statistical screening, as opposed to the analogous datasets in Benchmark 1.
On the other hand, the presence of unique haplotypes in southern Italy concurs with the hypothesis that, contrary to common belief, most relic rear edge populations may not have been the source of major postglacial re-colonisations, thereby preserving their high genetic distinctiveness [ 7].
