Sentence examples for preserving a good from inspiring English sources

Thus, preserving a good convergence speed of the shuffled process requires the preservation of a reasonable percentage of exchanging symbol reliabilities in the process.

(e) High resolution: The reduced interference property is achieved while preserving a good T-F resolution.  .

In most situations, MMAs distribute mesh deformation while preserving a good mesh quality.

It was shown experimentally that this method efficiently sparsifies speech signals, while preserving a good audio quality.

The support of the function c indicates that the data locations used for reconstruction should be minimised while preserving a good reconstruction quality.

We show that by adequately setting the waiting time for the relay candidates, we can significantly reduce the delay to cover a given area, while at the same time preserving a good reliability.

Still, such collections preserve a good portion of a life's work for posterity and please devoted fans.

What is certain is that, even if popular usage within the Roman Empire showed great diversification, it was overlaid by a standard written language that preserved a good degree of uniformity until well after the administrative collapse of the empire.

Roll-fed printing still preserves a good sharpness in the text but produces only an acceptable or average photographic illustration, depending on the quality of paper, and then only in black.

He recommends building country houses near rivers, but not standing waters, "because they generate very bad air, which we can easily avoid, if we build in elevated and cheerful places... where the inhabitants are healthy and cheerful, and preserve a good color, and are unmolested by gnats and other small animals".

Never much given to reminiscence, he managed to preserve a good deal of vagueness about his early life, whether in Clarksdale, Mississippi, where he was born into a family of 11 children, or in Memphis and Cincinnati, where he spent periods in his teens.