Sentence examples for while abandoned from inspiring English sources
During the early years of succession, the forests showed floristic and structural differences related to history of use previous to abandonment; abandoned annual crops showed the greatest densities of saplings and seedlings, while abandoned pastures presented only individuals in the seedling category, and at very low densities.
The proposed technique, named as removed and abandoned blob classifier (RABC), is based on a widely used assumption that a removed region is similar to its neighborhood, while abandoned object regions usually have discontinuity, i.e., edges, defining their borders.
This is an area (c. 1,200,000 m2) on the outskirts of the city that, while abandoned, is in a strategic position due to its connection with several important infrastructure networks.
Once a situation has been making you unhappy for a while, abandon it.
At least Gatland's Wales manage to record convincing victories while abandoning their heritage.
Now comes "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet," which retains those narrative tendencies while abandoning the structural complexities often (and often wrongly) called postmodern.
Shange created a number of other theatre works that employed poetry, dance, and music (known as "choreopoems") while abandoning conventions of plot and character development.
And Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri questioned whether prosecutors were encouraging conspiracy theories as a way to blame abortion rights supporters while abandoning a losing case.
Inspired by Zen Buddhism and his studies with the composer Henry Cowell, Cage wrote it while abandoning traditional notation and experimenting with chance procedures.
"One particularly dishonest claim is that that the UK could enjoy continued membership of the single market while abandoning contributions to the common budget.
One particularly dishonest claim is that the UK could enjoy continued membership of the single market, while abandoning contributions to the common budget.
