unchanged state

Building has survived for today in unchanged state without any renovation.

"But you knew enough to consider such, which is something that I find most indicating an unchanged state of self."

This was not true as the extra slots remained locked in an unchanged state alongside the standard amount of three.

A cyclic process leaves the working body in an unchanged state, and is envisaged as being repeated indefinitely often.

The stationmaster's house has survived nearby on the corner of Station Road in a fairly unchanged state.

Renie felt a pang of fear for him, a sudden spike that punched through even the misery of seeing her brother's unchanged state.

In 1887 the complete glassworks was ravaged by a conflagration, but very soon after, it was rebuilt, in unchanged state from before the conflagration.

Another display showed an octagon in its luminous, unchanged state, then the same form shading gradually to a matte black as it responded to thermal changes artificially induced.

It will begin its interrogation of suspected software updates immediately, automatically isolating those modifications and, where necessary, restoring programs to their unchanged state from the computer's protected archives."

While the independent Bar still exists in a largely unchanged state, a few firms of solicitors now employ their own barristers and solicitor advocates to do some of their court work.

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus (540--480 BC) was the first to hypothesize that a static, unchanged state was not the natural human condition, and the ability to undergo constant change was intrinsic to all things.