Sentence examples for retaining post from inspiring English sources

But the car was stopped by a retaining post.

The phrase was coined by Paul Morley in the NME, and the notion of new pop was to add more colour to the top 40, to bring showbiz back while retaining post-punk's rejection of cliche.

The level of bank's capital can be increased by retaining post-tax profits ((1-tau )pi _{t+1}) and it diminishes when the bank pays dividends.

With financing available to build companies, Columbus has done a better job of retaining post-graduation talent from places like Ohio State, which has 60,000 students on its Columbus campus.

Similar percentages were retained post accelerated metal loadings with slightly lower averages for copper after 24 accelerated loading events, although this was probably due to a higher infiltration rate.

Peptide self-assembly was retained post-electrospinning and formed rod-like nanostructures on PLGA nanofibers.

And between 46% and 59% (depending on BMI) of these women will gain more weight than necessary when pregnant, which will likely be retained post-pregnancy.

The constraint implies that banks can only increase capital through retained post-tax profits (pi _{t} 1-tau )).

(Amherst retained posts as governor of Virginia and colonel of the 60th Foot, positions he only gave up in 1768 when he was required to actually go to Virginia or give up the post).

We used ovarian fluid as the medium in which to incubate the oocytes, because this is the fluid in which oocytes are retained post-ovulation in the peritoneal cavity for up to several days prior to release [41].

In vitro, GDNF is required for the maintenance of spermatogonia that retain post-transplantation colony-forming stem cell activity (Kanatsu-Shinohara et al., 2003; Kubota et al., 2004).