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Перевод: preserved

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Тезаурус:

1. Bryozoans are quite commonly preserved as internal moulds - the calcite skeleton is dissolved away leaving only the sediment fillings of the chambers once occupied by the zooids.
2. Hence TL is normally used in the following situations: beyond the range of radiocarbon: when no organic material has been preserved on the site: when the association between the event to be dated and the radiocarbon content of the organic samples is poor; or for the few periods where the age range on a calibrated radiocarbon age is larger than the corresponding TL error term.
3. The element of parental responsibility is preserved by paragraph 18 of Schedule 3 under which a parent of a child who is the subject of an ESO commits an offence (maximum fine 400) for failing to comply with any directions given by the supervisor.
4. An excellent porosity is normally preserved between the fragments of the breccias and widespread fracturing has resulted in high permeabilities.
5. Some small but particularly beautiful areas of woods, cliffs and islands are preserved and cared for by the National Trust .
6. Decency was thus rather quaintly preserved by wearing less.
7. For 1900 there is record of measures taken to support the Transvaal War fund; for 1901 the resolution to send King Edward VII the parish's sympathy on the death of Queen Victoria - the handsome 14 x 9 inch black-bordered acknowledgement by the Home Office is preserved.
8. Specimen largely preserved as an internal mould.
9. This is well illustrated by the photographs of its construction preserved in the India Office Library in London.
10. Thus is the status quo preserved.
11. Had such a plan been feasible, it would have achieved the complete withdrawal of all Arab armies and preserved the integrity of Palestine.
12. This species is beautifully preserved in limestone in full relief.
13. You would be better spending a weekend in Antwerp, about 15 miles to the east, less well preserved architecturally but with more comprehensive museums and galleries, and much more the feel of a "real" town.