Sentence examples for retaining in the 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.

Both the mechanical system and the spatially varying wind velocities are projected on the basis of cable eigenfunctions, retaining in the reduced models few degrees-of-freedom associated with the low-frequency modes.

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".

As prepared, above 90% of the added catalyst existed in the third-liquid phase, and after 4-h on stream for a large excess of n-butyl bromide to sodium salicylate, the fraction of catalyst retaining in the reactor was reduced to around 80%.

5 Proclus paraphrases, "the difficulty of retaining in the memory what has been learned," but the reference is clearly to the subject discussed in I.3.

The recent advances of the LC-MS/MS device have also offered highly sensitive measurements of compound retaining in the brain following administration at a dose nearly equivalent to PET studies (approximately 2 to 10 μg/kg).

42 items were retained in the analysis.

The empty folders were retained in the collection.

Comments are retained in the student's internal file.

Their progeny were retained in the hatchery until a decade ago.

This essence has been retained in the play.