Sentence examples for question of preservation from inspiring English sources

24] was excellent not only because he surveyed the inherent problems for collectors of digital work and offered a passionate need to preserve it; more important, he actually raised the question of preservation when few curators or artists are discussing it.

But he has decided to leave the house up until city leaders decide on the question of preservation.

Mr. Prokofieff added: "The location of the archive is as much a question of preservation as of access, of allowing people to see and work with the documents.

We have chosen to address the question of preservation of ratios on an overall level with the aid of a statistical analysis of variance model.

The possible loss of the buildings has prompted the town, which boasts a number of historic homes under private ownership, to address the question of historic preservation.

In other words, if we know the probabilities of the argument's premises, then we can calculate the exact probability of its conclusion, and thus provide a complete answer to the question of probability preservation for this particular argument (for example, if P(p ∨ q) = 6∕7 and P(p → q) = 5∕7, then P q) = 4∕7).

His tormented psyche subtly reveals how such ostensibly innocent American pastimes as baseball and golf can become vicious backdrops to the disillusionment of the marginal, and how kindness can be poison to those on whom it is imposed — to the point where the refusal of gifts carelessly offered becomes a question of self-preservation.

So it's really a question of self-preservation".

But in the past 20+ years I've also worked for a lot of different kinds of Institutions, and I haven't seen much difference among corporate, nonprofit and government entities when it comes to the question of self-preservation (hint: they're all for it).

In this section, we will present a first family of probability logics, which are used to study questions of "probability preservation" (or dually, "uncertainty propagation").

The case turned on questions of historic preservation and a town's mandate to uphold its own statutes rather then bend them to the wishes of a single, powerful local property owner.