Sentence examples for common conservation from inspiring English sources
The second was strip tilled, a common conservation tillage practice.
These conditions are tested for three common conservation objectives.
No tillage (NT) is a common conservation tillage practice used to enhance soil C sequestration.
Their solution: ordinary rectangular art erasers made from polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, a common conservation tool used to remove dirt from old books without damaging the pages.
Artificial barriers such as wire fences constitute a common conservation management practice to protect vegetation from the browsing impact of large herbivores.
Adaptation or adjustment of natural or human systems are explored, including common conservation strategies, protected areas, and landscape and seascape connectivity.
Conservation of substrates is more common than conservation of bond changes.
Setting targets is common in conservation planning and can be a requirement for assessing the capacity of selection procedures to meet conservation objectives.
His book is full of nuggets of common and conservation sense.
G.I.S. capability is increasingly common among conservation groups, but not among the broader audience Dr. Flanagan hopes to reach in the future.
The most common soil conservation practice in New Zealand uses introduced species of Populus (poplar) and Salix (willow) often planted as single trees or wide-spaced groups of trees (e.g. van Kraayenoord and Hathaway [1986]; Douglas et al. [2009], [2010]).
