Sentence examples for preserved via from inspiring English sources

Until the 1960s, preservation was preserved via tele-recording – ie, literally aiming a film camera at a television screen – and this was augmented from 1958 onwards by video tape.

Privacy was preserved via use of anonymous codes.

At Motts Lane, Witham, south along this line, a bridleway was preserved via a £2.3m bridge made accessible to riders.

Fehr said a provision in the owners' offer, under which current contracts would be preserved via deferred payments, was disingenuous.

After it took place on 20 March, the pastor's fiery punishment for the Qur'an would be streamed live over the internet and preserved via YouTube.

We use Lie algebra of derivations to construct a tangent space along trajectories of vector fields, induced by CRNs, such that their dynamical structure is preserved via the construction of a diffeomorphic map Φ.

Georgian English has been preserved only via the written word, and in the act of transcription, spoken errors may be amended — hemming and hawing edited, false starts pruned and simple phrases joined into complex ones.

Motor recovery induced by transplanted cells appears thus to be indirect and is likely due to activation of endogenous preserved circuitry via trophic support supply and/or generation of favorable substrate for axonal growth as previously hypothesized ([27], (for reviews see [7], [28]).

Differences include direct interactions with cells via preserved moieties as well as the ability to undergo remodeling.

Alternately, bubbles observed floating on the surface of hot spring pools from Mammoth Hot Springs at Yellowstone National Park were reported as having preserved their shape via calcite crystallization33.

We test the approach on five examples and show that the spatial dependencies within the microstructures are well preserved, as evaluated via correlation and lineal-path functions.