Sentence examples for which remain intact from inspiring English sources

The only thing left is the hull and deck which remain intact.

But other provisions of the act, which remain intact, continue to require the city to provide bilingual assistance.

These results are different from the reported unusual heat resistance of the spinae of the Chlorobium sp., which remain intact after the harsh treatments of autoclave21.

Late in the 18th century, two important figures, John Hunter in London and Baron Georges Cuvier in Paris, began their own natural history collections, much of which remain intact to this day.

From Meselson and Stahl (1958) Meselson and Stahl stated their results as follows, "The nitrogen of DNA is divided equally between two subunits which remain intact through many generations….

This conclusion comes from a combination of sentiment including the Chicago Board Options Exchange equity put/call ratio, the International Securities Exchange's Sentiment Index (ISEE) and the recent activity in the CBOE Standard & Poor's 100 Market Volatility Index (VXO)–and the market's technicals, which remain intact from a bullish perspective.

The shape and some of the remains of Domitian's stadium (81 89 ce), which remained intact until at least 1450, are retained in the Piazza Navona.

This effect was independent of the gain modulation thought to mediate the influence of contrast on area summation, which remained intact during feedback inactivation.

The ceiling fell in but somehow they survived, protected by a beam in part of the living room, which remained intact as the rest of the building collapsed.

Interestingly, it was noted that the devices which remained intact over the course of the study had not emptied from the stomach of the rats.

Long said he was also committed to the rest of the coaching staff, which remained intact after the firing of Coach Bobby Petrino in April.