Sentence examples for which are preserving from inspiring English sources

Dr Compton said places such as Darwen and Accrington in Lancashire, which are preserving their 1960s architecture, will be "the tourist towns of the future".

Smibert's notebooks, which are preserved in the Public Records Office in London, were published in facsimile form in 1969.

Wroe makes much use of Shelley's notebooks, which are preserved at Oxford and the Huntington Library, to evoke his inner world.

The mode of teaching, geared to the general absence of literacy, was characterized by the use of formalized expressions (some of which are preserved in the New Testament).

Jataka, ( Pali and Sanskrit: "Birth") any of the extremely popular stories of former lives of the Buddha, which are preserved in all branches of Buddhism.

Projective properties (and relations) are those which are preserved by collineations.

Non-canonical Hamiltonian systems have K-symplectic structures which are preserved by K-symplectic numerical integrators.

The structure of FMNH (flavin mononucleotide hydride) contains charges and a radical, which are preserved during conversion with mol2chemfig.

Landscape evolution is a complicated process responding to geological, geomorphological and climatic processes which are preserved in the geological record.

Here we are interested in understanding which are the properties of solutions of (L_{epsilon, A}) which are preserved in the limit.

The surface structure of chemical pulp fibres corresponds mainly to the primary and S1 layers of the fibre wall, which are preserved during chemical pulping.