Sentence examples for concept of conservation from inspiring English sources

In collaboration with the English physicist Sir William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin), Tait produced Treatise on Natural Philosophy (1867), which traced the concept of conservation of energy to the work of Sir Isaac Newton.

The analysis includes viscous terms and a generalization of the concept of conservation in the presence of viscosity to include a negative definite dissipation term in the kinetic energy equation.

Non-use values which reflect the concept of conservation consist of existence values, bequest values and option values.

Another modern agricultural practice that can be linked to the Three Sisters Garden is the concept of conservation tillage for weed control.

Some have turned against "the whole concept of conservation … because all it's meant to them is hardship and violence".

Russians don't have a very highly developed concept of conservation, so when the UN warns them that eating Beluga sturgeon eggs is wiping the fish off the planet they shrug their shoulders and say, "So?" Iyoshkar-Ola.

The equation is based on the concepts of conservation of angular momentum and conservation of energy.

Older concepts of conservation often assumed that maintaining biodiversity was about leaving nature alone or attempting to restore it to what it was before humans intervened.

One of the biology professors has developed a curriculum on sustainability with a professor from the English Department to explore concepts of conservation biology and ecology through literature and field studies.

Eventually, the presumed conservation law of caloric was absorbed into the modern concept of energy conservation.

Conservation performance in securing biodiversity can be evaluated better with metrics based on the concept of a conservation balance sheet.