Sentence examples for preserving the small from inspiring English sources

We discuss how the technology has recently branched out into about a dozen architectures which might be made to work at the ILC, where the main challenge is to increase the effective readout rate by about a factor 1000 compared to conventional CCDs, while preserving the small pixels (∼20 μm) and low-power dissipation.

In this, we find that the new base maps bring decisive advancements in preserving the small-scale complexity of global human settlement patterns beyond urban core areas.

"The policy question, though, is what is that demand and how does it break down?" In addition, she said that both residents and officials alike have a keen interest in preserving the small-town flavor of Scarsdale, and that whether the proposed parking garage harms that flavor must be taken into serious account.

But some analysts expressed surprise that the holding company would preserve the small banks' independent names.

It can be seen from the figure that the proposed method not only denoised the signal reasonably well but also preserved the small edges.

She made her gift to the east Maui habitat she's trying hard to preserve, the small Kipahulu community on Kauai, a sustainable farm community where she lives.

At the same time, officials said, they would work to preserve the small-scale residential feel of the surrounding neighborhoods, like Boerum Hill and Brooklyn Heights.

To a lesser extent, residents in other San Francisco neighborhoods have also banded together to preserve the small-town-within-the-big-city feel of their shopping districts by keeping out fast-food franchises and large chain stores.

Dedicated to preserving the Engelmann, a small group of admirers led by the late Frances Ryan planted trees grown from acorns in Escondido.

Different local factors such as blood supply, preserving the intraosseous and small periosteal vessels, irrigation avoiding thermal necrosis, and soft tissue coverage are crucial elements during surgery.

Sara writes about the importance of preserving the collection from the small but significant McKittrick tar seep near Bakersfield and the contributions of the staff and students working on the project.