Sentence examples for were preserved the same from inspiring English sources

The 19th-century writer Samuel Lewis, describing the rebuilt church, was more complimentary: "The expense of the re-edification was very moderate; the ancient foundations were preserved, the same stones were used, and though the present building is a much better one than the former, its style is strictly the same".

We believe that our daily online activity conversations, discoveries, games is as meaningful as our activity in the physical world and, as such, should be preserved the same way we try to capture every important moment in our life.

Make sure your children's life is preserved the same way.

All surviving shrimp at termination of the bioassay (day 6) were preserved in the same manner.

While excavating his first mastodon, Peale remarked on how widely scattered the bones of the animal were (Sellers 1980, p 302) whereas those of the Warren Mastodon were almost in place, although they were preserved in the same type of environment.

Until the mid-15th century and the use of the printing press, such records were not distinguished from library materials and were preserved in the same places as other manuscripts.

Ms Notopoulos did not try to find out if videos were preserved in the same way on such smartphones.

The glucan in the EWS was preserved to the same extent as the RWS after HTT and all pretreatments had a recovery above 90% (data not shown).

Only the protected subset is encrypted ( as illustrated in Figure 3), and the security of the ciphertext is preserved for the same reasons discussed above, with the assumption that all redundancies of the source were removed. is protected and unpredictable from because the compressor is perfect.

The kinds of properties preserved by the same dog relation are intuitively the same kinds of properties as are preserved by the same cat relation.

Additionally, both stapes are preserved in the same specimen, the left exposing the small footplate and the right showing an extremely narrow and short distal process (Figure 4).