Sentence examples for pristine time from inspiring English sources

And scientists are discovering a treasure trove of rare plants and strange creatures that have been preserved by war in a virtually pristine time capsule.

The original entrance to the cave was sealed off by a rockfall about 30,000 years ago, making it a relatively pristine time capsule, according to co-lead study author Ofer Marder, an archaeologist at Ben-Gurion Universitheof the Negev in Israel.

Imagine teeth that remain white and pristine over time, without all the accumulation of bacteria that cause dental problems.

To the joy and relief of wistful, graying baby boomers, however, the world that Donna Reed inhabited and perpetuated in prime-time remains pristine, an exquisitely preserved time capsule packed safely away in film cans, stored on digital tape, or entrusted to the cold care of hard drives.

People muttered that fire officials were trying to save overtime, that the mayor wanted the site pristine by the time he left office in late December; city officials strongly deny these rumors.

Expensive digital projection systems, which would save the studios the cost of producing thousands of prints and guarantee moviegoers a pristine film each time, were once again on wide display.

For comparison, the result for pristine PTFE (sputtering time 0 s) is also shown.

The diagram (Fig. 2) shows the distribution of particles size (aggregates) for pristine nanotubes vs time after sonication.

After adding 1 wt.% pristine ND, the time to ignition is delayed to 62 s and the PHRR is reduced by 30% to 465 kW/m2.

The Hayabusa spacecraft returned for the first time pristine surface material from a small airless body of the Solar System, namely from the S-type asteroid 25143 Itokawa (Nakamura et al. [2011], Noguchi et al. [2011]).

But as anyone from a Latino family knows, it's not easy to preserve pristine Spanish over time, as new generations become more accustomed to English.