Sentence examples for preserved which is from inspiring English sources

The traditions stay preserved which is beautiful, but at the same time, it's sad because there's very little change in their lives".

Chester's medieval city walls and entrance gates are well preserved (which is unusual for England), and the richly carved timbers in its buildings, especially in two-tiered galleried shops called the Rows, are a major tourist attraction.

In particular, the basic characteristics associated with the multiplicative excitations are preserved, which is the key factor for the accuracy of the approach.

This reduces the device active area but allows the information from a single avalanche photodiode to be preserved, which is not possible with analog SiPMs.

The skeletal remains are generally badly preserved, which is due to several replacements caused by adding burials through a period of 400 to 500 years [21].

We now see that this change in symmetry is better achieved by assuming that the excitatory couplings in our networks are the same only when certain features are preserved, which is consistent with Hebbian learning.

Hancock added that the integrity of the regular season and the bowl experience were priorities to be preserved, which are familiar talking points.

The affinity towards glass plate was still preserved which was mostly attributed to a well-dispersed system.

Coalified material of Yiduxylon trilobum has been well preserved, which was embedded, sectioned and ground to show the anatomy.

Within the medullary region, a small amount of calcified cartilage is preserved, which was slightly resorbed in parts and partially lined with secondary endosteal bone of two generations.

In Twi mice analyzed at PND30 and PND40 only small calibre axons (<2 μm) were preserved, which were often hypomyelinated (Supplementary Material, Fig. S6), while <10% of medium-large diameter fibres were spared.