Sentence examples for retaining in from inspiring English sources
Pastoral England was disappearing and an industrial England replacing it, but maybe a great empire could have it both ways: enjoying its material gains but retaining in the collective imagination the comforts of antique beauties.
It chides Moscow for retaining in senior posts the "cold war leadership" of the germ-weapons complex, like Gen. Yuri T. Kalinin, who heads Biopreparat, an organization that directed the Soviet germ warfare program.
An intuitive realist, primarily concerned with expressive rather than formal values, he developed a kind of visual mnemonics: "the retaining in my minds eye without drawing on the spot whatever I wanted to imitate".
They also suggest retaining, in its original form, some part of any population that has been edited — a kind of molecular Noah's Ark .Esvelt and his colleagues have developed a system to keep gene drives from spreading where they are not wanted.
Larry McMurtry, who wrote the novel "The Last Picture Show," says that the old theaters are "structural Quixotes, exhausted and brought to rest by brute reality, yet retaining in the gaunt and stubborn angles of their facades a suggestions of the visions, cheap but romantic, that once rolled like great clouds across their screens".
The water retaining in bridge construction is very often the cause of its defects.
The third-order shear deformation theory is employed to model the system by retaining in-plane displacements and inertia.
The nonlinear dynamics for forced motions of an axially moving plate is numerically investigated using Von Kármán plate theory and retaining in-plane displacements and inertia.
The shell is modelled by Donnell's nonlinear shell theory, retaining in-plane inertia and geometric imperfections; the fluid is modelled as a potential flow with the addition of unsteady viscous terms obtained by using the time-averaged Navier Stokes equations.
Muʿtazilī doctrines were retained in their theology.
Fieldwork will be retained in geography.
