Sentence examples for preserving material from inspiring English sources

They provide the reader with few concrete facts about the subjects concerned, but they abound in anecdotes, sayings, and verses attributed to the subjects, thus preserving material that otherwise might have been lost.

Next, if we consider, for simplicity, the case N = ∞, it would correspond to a one term non-volume preserving material model.

We will remove the requirement that u i,i  = 0 by adding a change in volume to the governing equations in a manner that still allows the user to proceed to the limiting case of a volume preserving material.

Among viscoelastic solids, rubber has the unique characteristic of preserving material integrity even when subjected to high stresses or strains, although the viscoelastic behavior is highly dependent on the large stresses or strains.

The past thirteen years have witnessed the description of new specimens crucial to understanding the morphology and phylogenetic affinities of Acrocanthosaurus atokensis (a list of specimens preserving material referable to the taxon is presented in Table 2).

Cryptosporidium 18S rRNA gene qPCR was evidently more useful in process monitoring, with the pilot phase results showing that Cryptosporidium genome copies could more accurately be derived from these data, with the additional benefit of reduced analysis preserving material for downstream use.

Therefore, developing the capability to estimate the soil corrosivity is important for designing and preserving materials and for risk assessment.

The secret may be a formula for a chemical compound; a process of manufacturing, treating, or preserving materials; a pattern for a machine or other device; or a list of customers.

Comets are thought to preserve material of the early solar system, largely unchanged for the last 4.5 billion years.

As a process, the value of self-publishing to communities who want to share or preserve material is huge.

Nothing is known of Justin's personal history other than his work on Trogus's book (chiefly a history of Macedonia and the Hellenistic monarchies, with Parthia), which preserves material that has proved valuable to students of the Hellenistic world.