Sentence examples similar to preserving the point from inspiring English sources

It permits the execution of multiple wide parallel band sections, deactivating the bands while preserving the point-like access ways created by the needle without widening them.

"My Week with Marilyn" essentially preserves the point of view of an astonished boy.

The lunging goalie, who has been struggling, caught it in his glove to preserve the point in the standing for the home team.

Each time the Brazilians equalised, with magnificent goals from Socrates and Falcao, it seemed that their skills would be good enough at least to preserve the point they needed.

This article proposes a technique for speckle reduction in medical ultrasound (US) imaging which preserves the point and linear features with the added advantage of energy condensation regulator.

I think that it best preserves the point of the internalism/ externalism distinction to see this as a limiting case of internalism".[31] So for the Kantian and the neo-Aristotelian or Thomist, there are motivations which appear to ground internal reasons only, since the reasons that they ground are always genuinely related to whatever the agent actually cares about.

These facilities could be related to the volume of the organs, where it could be hard to overlap small organ and preserve the point to point accuracy.

The air cooled SM is fixed by a docking mechanism which can preserve the pointing of the view.

The genetic algorithm is used to select and preserve the points that better characterize the waveform contours; and the artificial neural network is used in the compression of other points as well as on the signal reconstruction process.

To preserve the point-additivity requirement of the loss, this penalty can only depend on the value of the segment-parameter θ and not on any other characteristics, such as segment length.

To accommodate, this study uses a modified 13-month moving average, preserving the center point of the filter and weighting the first and last month of the window by one half.