Sentence examples for retain continuity with from inspiring English sources

The African musical focus on rhythmic singing and dancing was brought to the New World, and where it became part of a distinct folk culture that helped Africans "retain continuity with their past through music".

Its inner cell layer detaches from the serosa but retains continuity with the embryo while closing dorsally (lower cyclorrhaphan flies) or ventrally (non-cyclorrhaphan dipterans).

"We have been able to retain continuity in some key areas," said Gatland.

It lies within a substantial pericardial cavity that retains the primitive continuity with the peritoneal (abdominal) cavity.

Assemblages such as the ASKM and KUSM provide a window onto late Miocene biogeographic configurations in Africa, which already had an African-endemic (Ethiopian) character to them but retain a degree of taxonomic continuity with Eurasia, shortly before early Pliocene advent of increased continental endemism (discussed below).

He has developed his team while retaining a continuity that is crucial to its concerted excellence.

Yet, the Chinese civilization has retained its continuity.

However, independent of the use of "ecosystem," ecosystem ecology, in contrast to other ecological sub-disciplines, and in continuity with its history, does retain an emphasis on physical processes.

First, it gives us some continuity with our current system because it retains a FPTP element.

However, since Anolis is monophyletic as traditionally defined, we retain that definition here (including the seven listed genera) for continuity with the recent literature [ 113, 157].

They retain close ties with the island.