Sentence examples for preserving sentence from inspiring English sources

It can speed up their work, ensure better quality by enforcing language-specific standards in various areas, such as preserving sentence structure or ensuring proper typesetting.

We further predict 2) that patterns of word position effects will remain stable across the life span, reflecting preserved sentence comprehension but that 3) we will see these in the context of age-related deterioration of neural structures critical for comprehension in younger adults, so that 4) preserved sentence comprehension in old age will require some form of neural compensation.

Complex networks can help in resolving context through preserving sequence and by associating words in a sentence, sentences in a paragraph and even paragraphs in an article.

John Fletcher's translation rightly preserves long sentences that can, at times, verge on awkwardness.

The Assembly bill provides for judicial discretion for a well-defined group of second-timers while preserving lengthy, mandatory sentences for second-timers with either histories of violence or records of having committed sex crimes or sold drugs to children.

The aim was to examine the effects of pitch change in the native (Italian) and foreign (French) languages, and in meaningless sentences preserving the intonational contour of the mother tongue (jabberwocky).

The author has previously published an "in place" method of inserting codes directly into sentences, preserving modifier terms (including negations) [ 1].

In the fourth death-row case, the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, has said he will fight to preserve the death sentence of John B. Taylor, who was convicted of murder in a massacre at a Wendy's restaurant in Flushing in 2000.

The idea is that if the intuitive validity of the inference is preserved, the proposed sentence can be accepted as being used for an indirect assertion.

The decision will have the effect of preserving numerous extra-long drug sentences that federal defendants received before the justices changed the rules two years ago in Apprendi v. New Jersey.

Mr. Breuer said he was leading a working group at the Justice Department that was looking at how to reduce the sentencing disparity while preserving public safety.