Sentence examples for that was retained from inspiring English sources

In 1958 Egypt and Syria were merged into one state, called the United Arab Republic, a name that was retained by Egypt for a decade after Syria's secession in 1961.

Akrotiri, British military enclave in south-central Cyprus that was retained as a "sovereign base area" by the United Kingdom under the London Agreement of 1959 granting the independence of Cyprus.

Downing recently hired Linda Flohr, a twenty-seven-year veteran of the C.I.A.'s clandestine service who, after retiring in 1994 — her last assignment was for the top-secret Iraqi Operations Group — went to work for the Rendon Group, a public-relations firm that was retained by the C.I.A. in 1991 to handle press issues related to the Iraqi opposition, including Chalabi and the I.N.C.

Four ten-trial training sessions, with 1½-hour intersession intervals, produced habituation that was retained for more than 1 week.

Despite this, all rats had at least one [18 F]FDOPA scan that was retained (most had two, in which case the average result is reported).

The percentage of N intake that was retained only tended to be affected by an interaction and was not significantly affected by forage level.

Some of the models had good predictive accuracy that was retained when validated and thus have application in terms of implementation as management tools.

Our microscale organic devices exhibited excellent memory performance that was retained more than 10 days with a high ON/OFF ratio (>107) and good endurance switching characteristics (>300 cycles).

But the team concedes that it cannot entirely rule out the possibility that Basque still has its origins in a hunter-gatherer language that was retained and carried along as farming spread throughout Iberia.

State-of-the-art CR2032 full cells showed that a high capacity of 86.8 mAh g−1 that was retained after 100 cycles (herein, the capacity for the full cell was calculated based on both the weight of the anode and the cathode, and the charge-discharge rate was 0.25C), when commercial LiFePO4 powders were used as the cathode.

This began a tradition that was retained by the Governors that were to follow.