Sentence examples for preserving tools from inspiring English sources

Summer's last explosion of produce is too irresistible to ignore or to waste, so turn it into a winter larder with some handy preserving tools.

In some cases, users who want to avoid government scrutiny may prefer to simply avoid privacy preserving tools altogether – the digital equivalent of "laying low" – and choose other methods for surfing the web anonymously (such as using computers at libraries or other public places).

This result is understandable because it may be argued that advertisement-blocking browser extensions are not necessarily a privacy preserving tool, with the main focus being to hide unwanted advertisements.

In order to improve the efficiency of high-performance drilling processes while preserving tool life, the current study focuses on the design and implementation of an optimal fuzzy-control system for drilling force.

Over the years, windblown sand enveloped the workshop, preserving its tools in hardened sediments just below younger layers when life flourished at Blombos Cave and, most likely, it was often painted red.

Figure 6 shows that 34%% is the highest rate for showerhead-preserving tools.

Interestingly, the specimen derives from strata that also preserve stone tools and animal bones with cut marks (de Heinzelin et al. 1999), but there is no way of firmly associating these finds with A. garhi.

"We welcome this effort by the Department of Justice to protect competition in the video industry," Gene Kimmelman, the president of Public Knowledge, an organization committed to preserving affordable communication tools and freedom of expression, said in a statement.

At a time when financial planners are talking about a 'retirement crisis' in America, we have preserved a tool that will help our members retire with more comfort and dignity".

Neither is making dozens of long-serving detainees wait even longer in limbo for no good reason, preserving a recruiting tool for America's enemies.

But that would require Canada to surrender its ability to control interest rates, one of the most important tools in preserving the country's limited ability to steer its own economy.