Sentence examples for the conserving from inspiring English sources
verb
To save for later use, sometimes by the use of a preservative.
- To conserve fruits with sugar
Second, it is held that God is the conserving cause of everything that exists.
A simple numerical simulation is shown to demonstrate the pros/cons for the conserving properties of various algorithms.
If such approaches wish to claim that there are standards by which we can judge interpretations to be better or worse, correct or incorrect, then they must find such standards other than in the conserving aspect of interpretation, as the requirement that one be faithful to the meaning of an original seems to be obliterated on such views.
U. Veronesi in Milan Cancer Institute (Italy) and B. Fisher in The Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania (USA) proposed independently of each other to perform the conserving surgery in breast cancer.
(2) How much emphasis is to be placed on the conserving vs. the creative elements in interpretation?
The second deals with the process of moral persuasion: "The practical part is related to the first part as the curing of the sick and the conserving of health, which are treated in practical medicine, are related to that part of medicine which teaches what health is…" ([RBMP], 248).
In most of the properly conserved areas, farmers benefited directly or indirectly from the conserved resources.
In fact, the characteristics are the conserved vectors.
(H) The conserved hydrophobic interfaces in two structures.
The conserved interactions between different species are named interlog [23].
The residues comprising the conserved iron-binding motifs are indicated with blue arrow and labelled.
