Sentence examples for retaining features from inspiring English sources
Set on the Castelfalfi estate an hour from Florence, La Tabaccaia has been sensitively restored, retaining features such as exposed beams and intricate tiled ceilings.
Set in a spruced-up mansion overlooking Plaza Italia that's stayed faithful to the original construction (retaining features such as vitraux windows and beautiful tile floors), Pablo takes utmost care when it comes to sourcing ingredients for his Argentine comfort food.
Mr. Valiotis and his company want to maintain the warehouse feel of the five-story building, retaining features such as the building's very high ceilings, which range from 14 to 20 feet, and the roughly 250 very large windows, which measure about 12 feet in both height and width.
But the personal ordinariates announced last week by Pope Benedict XVI are a rather different animal, in that they represent an invitation to Anglicans who feel beleaguered by changes in Anglican practice to relocate under the umbrella of the Roman Catholic church while retaining features of their Anglican heritage.
Here, we focussed on water retaining features mimicking intertidal rock pools, as this is a widely used intervention in coastal ecosystems.
PCA is an unsupervised data analysis technique that allows original data to be reduced to a few principal components whilst retaining features that mostly contribute to the variance [16].
Australopiths did, however, retain features associated with tree-dwelling for at least a million years.
But the Military Commissions Act retains features of Mr Bush's scheme.
The refurb retains features from Baroness Thatcher's time at the house, like the inlaid 73 plaque in the doorstep she had installed in 1991.
More about keywords Substantial period house having a wealth of retained features including, Hamstone fireplace, exposed beams, flagstones and quarry tiling.
Using such attestations, Diakonoff classified Afro-Asiatic languages into Ancient, Middle, and Late Stage languages according to the extent to which they retained features of the ancestral protolanguage.
