Sentence examples for retaining long from inspiring English sources

He did note that the design team (which also built the Droid Razr and Moto X) learned a lot from the MotoACTV in terms of energy management, and that those lessons in fact informed the Moto X before this, too, and its ability to intelligently display smart notifications while retaining long battery life.

The experimental results reveal that, in the high-speed flight, small angles of attack are helpful in retaining long laminar flows, preventing the vortex at the trailing edge from moving forward and thus imparting the airfoil and the high-lift and low-drag characteristics.

As time moves on and our capacity for retaining long-term memories continues to weaken, it's easier than ever for politicians to rehabilitate themselves.

Retaining long-distance and intermodular fibers indicate that small-world features, such as the number of processing steps but also the balance between information integration and large-scale brain activity, are kept within a critical range during development (Kaiser and Hilgetag 2006).

Despite the allegations of human-rights abuses and corruption, Mr. Suharto escaped prosecution, evidence of the influence he retained long after he was forced from power.

In general, Slovak has been more conservative phonetically, while Czech has undergone far-reaching changes since the 14th century; thus, Slovak has retained long syllabic l and r and a series of diphthongs.

This increased solubility is retained long after the hot spot dissipates and the region returns to ambient conditions.

Several previous studies provided initial evidence that UC MSCs express telomerase continuously and hence were able to retain long telomeres.

Given the nature of our study, we would have expected to find any highly expressed, nuclear retained, long ncRNAs which act in the formation of SC35 domains.

It has been reported that students involved in problem based learning exercises retain long term understanding better than those who participate in traditional teaching environments [ 21].

We demonstrate that coexpression of many linked genes is retained long after their separation and is thus likely to be functionally important.