Sentence examples for preserved together from inspiring English sources

Even Tyrannosaurus rex is now known from sites where a group has been preserved together.

Many fine examples of medieval Romanesque and Gothic architecture, both secular and religious, have been preserved, together with outstanding sculptures, among which the wooden altar of Veit Stoss (Wit Stwosz), in St .Mary's Church (Kościół Mariacki) in Kraków, is the most famous.

Poinar discovered the two animals preserved together in a golden piece of amber.

Because no damage of MWCNTs occurs, sp2 hybridization of carbon atoms is preserved together with the π-electron delocalization typical of polynuclear aromatic rings.

Large assemblages of metoposaurs with hundreds of individuals preserved together have been found in the southwestern United States.

These specimens were found in a large sandstone outcrop near Stuttgart and were preserved together in an area less than 2 square metres in size.

"These groups of families that had fled together, we wanted to keep together, to preserve the social structures they had, where the leaders of the families run the community and keep order.

The peaceful coexistence of these two animals ended when a sudden flood rushed into the burrow, likely burying the creatures alive and preserving them together in the sediments for 250 million years.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Sally Shushan in New Orleans said the federal interest in preserving secrecy, together with the public interest in ensuring an effective response to the next disaster, outweighed BP's need for the documents to defend itself in litigation by the government over the spill.

We have shown that while for most patients with aphasia there is a high correlation between inner and overt speech abilities, some show preserved inner speech together with a marked deficit in overt speech, while others show the reverse pattern: impaired inner speech together with relatively intact overt speech.

The 2014 sculpture A Flor de Piel – the title, "like the flower of skin", is a tough-to-translate Spanish idiom connoting intensity – consists of thousands of preserved rose petals, sewn together into a large red shroud.