Sentence examples for retains the small from inspiring English sources

For a nice cup of tea you only need some tea and a very simple paper filter that retains the small parts of the dried leaves and allows the delightful liquid flow freely.

Although the AvrB sequence lacks a number of the conserved fido-motif residues, it retains the small Pro and Gly motif residues that allow AvrB to adopt a similar loop conformation as in fic and doc structures (Figure 1, black).

The main part of the waterfront retains the small-scale, almost "knitted" texture of the port, and the steep gradients save the harbour from being a sea of glittering metal; cars are abandoned above town on the way in.

One typically retains the smallest number of principal components needed to capture at least 80 90% of the variability (Cohen et al. 1989).

Homogenization ensures that fat globules will retain the small size necessary to stabilize the resulting emulsion.

Post Microsoft acquisition, as for any successful startup, the challenge was for Skype to retain the small and agile mindset but go for growth using Microsoft's huge user base and product spectrum.

Laurel has an active historical society that strives to retain the small city's sense of place, as well as an active city planner, Karl Brendle, who has led efforts to cut down on road-sign clutter and encourage the redevelopment of uninviting commercial properties.

In his later years, Dr. Scheinberg turned his attention to another genetic disorder, Menkes disease, which can be seen as a negative counterpart to Wilson disease, since those who have it cannot retain the small amounts of copper necessary for health.

With 3,700 undergraduate students, the colleges retain the small class sizes and personal attention of liberal arts colleges while offering the opportunities of a larger university.

Retaining the small company's innovative spirit within the larger organization will be challenging, though Insitu will certainly benefit from Boeing's political heft and wider resource base.

During this period, Mondlane urged further expansion of the war effort, but also sought to retain the small strike groups.