Sentence examples for self preserved from inspiring English sources

But a book like "Migration," over 500 pages in length, suggests instead an exquisite self preserved at mounting cost, an "open" style shuttered against the punishing weather of being a modern person.

His voice came in a swallowed whisper and his finger waggled as it pointed toward his younger self, his self preserved on videotape: twenty-two years old, getting warm in his corner, his gloved hands dangling at his hips.

Residence chamber experiments show that with sufficient time the quenched soot sample evolves from the lognormal shape found in the flame to the expected self preserving distribution.

Electrical mobility measurements of the soot particles generated in rich premixed ethylene/air flat flames reveal a characteristic lognormal size distribution that is distinct from the self preserving distribution expected from coagulation dominated aerosol dynamics.

The size distributions begin as a single mode of precursor nanoparticles, evolve through a bimodal phase marking the onset of aggregate formation, and end in a self preserving mode of fractal-like particles.

Quite the opposite of permanent, the Web cannot be self-preserving.

Flip doesn't internalize his job, maybe to self-preserve.

As humans, it is in our nature to want to play it safe and to self-preserve.

Many said they hated that this one moment, and their most painful, exposed, raw self, was preserved on the Internet as their defining identity.

This time he's assumed the form of Tom Riddle Christian Coulsonn), a memory of Voldy's teenage self magically preserved in his diary.

While aerobic exercises showed significant improvements in self-esteem, preserved aerobic fitness, and maintained body fat levels, resistance exercises significantly improved self-esteem, muscle strength, and lean body mass.