In 1991 LPAC, formerly a limb of the late and sometimes lamented Greater London Council, listed ten "strategic views" that ought to be preserved, meaning that no modern structure should be allowed to destroy the composition.
When things don't happen the way we expect them to, we act to preserve meaning.
In a second step, meaning units were condensed and labelled with codes while still preserving the meaning of the text.
Transcription of the group work was conducted with substantial attention given to preserving the meaning the participants gave to the ideas (Brinkman & Kvale, 2015; Kvale, 1996).
The design of a lumped parameter battery model preserving physical meaning is especially desired by the automotive researchers and engineers due to the strong demand for battery system control, estimation, diagnosis and prognostics.
While still preserving the meaning behind the Japanese script, Smith made the decision to use different dialects of English to reproduce the regional differences in pronunciation found in the Japanese version.
It's not just about finding the right words; it's about voice and tone and linguistic and cultural differences, and preserving the meaning and spirit of the original without falling into the stiffness of literal translation or going too far off into your own narrative.
When necessary, quotations that best represented emerging issues were edited slightly for flow while preserving the meaning of the text.
The original SCEAM was translated from English to Swedish by the first author (SN), with focus on preserving the meaning of each item.
The quotes have been minimally edited for readability while preserving the meaning; the location of primary institution and academic level of the researcher are in parenthesis.
