Sentence examples for preserving a single from inspiring English sources
Preserving a single market in finance may also necessitate changing the EU's economic rules to resolve the tension created by cross-border banks operating under national supervision.
How does it work?Password-based security relies on preserving a single secret (the password) that is static over time often for months or even years.
Even if people succeeded in preserving a single viable population of every species on earth, he said, the human race would die out unless it managed to protect the ecosystems that support broader populations of plants, animals and people too.
Think of "After Life" (1998), in which the dead are required to pick and preserve a single memory, or "Still Walking" (2008), in which a family holds an awkward annual meeting to remember a favorite son, who was drowned a dozen years before.
According to one view, the cells that comprise the early embryo are a bundle of homogeneous cells that exist in the same membrane but do not form a human organism because the cells do not function in a coordinated way to regulate and preserve a single life (Smith & Brogaard 2003, McMahan 2002).
This fossil preserves a single Velociraptor in the midst of battle against a lone Protoceratops.
Vanbrugh's preface to the first edition preserves a single fleeting concrete detail about the première performance: George Powell was drunk.
Supraoccipitals of Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Shaochilong, and Sinraptor lack this fold, and instead preserve a single posterior ridge [16], [41], [75], [76].
The braincase preserves a single opening that is overlain by a lateromedially-flattened, tapering flange of bone in the approximate region for the exit of the optic nerve (Figure 12).
All attractors except A1 preserve a single code across the considered ranges for Bcd and Cad concentrations.
A review article on "liver cirrhosis" may contain many different terms, but the parsimonious coder may only preserve a single code for the entire article.
