Sentence examples for the process of preserving from inspiring English sources

Mondragon also disputed the seriousness of Johnson's claim that in the process of preserving Williams's head, which is called a neuro, it sustained "huge cracks".

The maraschino cherry was originally preserved in this liquor, hence its name, but underwent an evolution that left even the process of preserving in liquor behind.

There, the process of preserving and studying the boat, with help from, among others, the Navy and the Smithsonian Institution, has been underway.

A museum in northern Iraq not only rescued a trove of artifacts from smugglers, but in the process of preserving heritage, discovered something new.

(Dargis) Film Series HOME MOVIE DAY 2007! (Saturday) For the fifth year, Anthology Film Archives invites any and all comers to show their 8-millimeter, Super 8 or 16-millimeter home movies (which means, as Anthology emphatically points out, "no home videos") and to learn about the process of preserving them from a resident group of experts.

"The citizen management committee offers a new opportunity to engage people who live next door to these truly majestic animals, to see whether people can take charge and get involved in a thoughtful and meaningful way in the process of preserving endangered species," Governor Racicot said.

This gave a contextual relevance to us in terms of our involvement in understanding the processes of preserving history.

The author provides recommendations on how archival archeology, inference, and description can work in tendem "to guarantee the records' identity and integrity". These steps include utilizing elements of Describing Archives: a Content Standards (DACS) and explicating on the whole process of preserving and contextualizing the records.

"If at the end of the day we learn from the animals in the way we have done historically, what we're doing today will, I guarantee you, make a difference in the legislative process of preserving animals in the wild".

This could be a chance to involve nuclear experts to contribute still actively as much as possible to the critical process of preserving and consolidating important nuclear safety expert knowledge.

With certain exceptions, such as embalming (the process of chemically preserving the body), there is little a funeral director does that the layperson could not easily learn.