Sentence examples for times preserving from inspiring English sources

In tonal music, the harmonic sequence, as accompaniment for a melody, is a motivic pattern of two or more harmonies in succession that is restated in transposition, usually twice or three times, preserving the same melodic shape (relative motion) of each part or voice.

By connecting all the 64 channels of the chip to a common input, the current range can be increased 64 times preserving a linearity within ±3% in the range between and 20 μA and 750 μA.

Sequences were also shuffled 1000 times preserving dinucleotide content as described by Altschul and Erickson [23] and implemented in the squid library [Eddy, unpublished].

And yet there had been times – preserved in his writing – when his wonderful roving, empathetic imagination found new pleasures every day just by looking at a hedge.

There is a record of quakes in historical and geologic times preserved in sediments on faults or deposited by tsunamis, but it is not complete enough to address global seismicity trends.

At the time, preserving this sense of masculinity took precedence over my own health.

It's a fine balance between becoming a nimble, flexible, agile, less bureaucratic organization, while at the same time preserving great ingredients of the culture.

Wray has illuminated this material with a contemporary poet's eye, while at the same time preserving, to a startling degree, its period tone.

"I have had only one political aim, to permit France to take her place in the world, while at the same time preserving her social and republican model.

Her opinion said the court recognized that "a difficult balance must be struck in a manner that preserves the peace and security of our nation while at the same time preserving the constitutional rights and civil liberties of all Americans".

Now, would you explain to us how the new guidelines will assist law enforcement officers in detecting and preventing crime while at the same time preserving our civil liberties?