Sentence examples for preserving a very from inspiring English sources
Thanks to this peculiar microstructure, the fiber is shown to have an increased Brillouin threshold power and very low bending losses, while preserving a very good beam spatial quality.
Further, the M-Index demonstrates excellent ability to keep similar data close in the index which makes its approximation algorithm very efficient maintaining practically constant response times while preserving a very high recall as the dataset grows and even beating approaches designed purely for approximate search.
He concluded that "we are achieving a reduction in mortality while preserving a very good quality of life".
The curator of the Corinium museum Amanda Hart said they are using very modern techniques to help preserve a very ancient collection.
Our tests reveal that, thanks to the weighting process, the uniform quantization stage preserves a very good balance between bitrate and perceptual quality in all the quantization range, from under-threshold (perceptually lossless) to suprathreshold quantization (lossy).
Theoretically, the double catheter and the distal plug design should preserve a very high specificity.
"There is an effort to incorporate residential mixed use in balance with preserving a working harbor, which is very much a part of Victoria's tradition and economic engine," she said.
But it's a moment to preserve, and a very important memory".
In spite of the extensive swapping of secondary structure elements, the topology within each counterpart is preserved, with a very similar overall structure and minimal changes at the interface.
Around 1300 Proclus attracted the interest of the philosopher George Pachymeres, who prepared an edition of Proclus' Commentary on the Parmenides, which was only preserved in a very corrupt tradition, and even composed a commentary to the last part of the dialogue where Proclus' commentary was lacking.
One of Æthelberht's laws seems to preserve a trace of a very old custom: the third item in the code states that "If the king is drinking at a man's home, and anyone commits any evil deed there, he is to pay twofold compensation".
