Sentence examples for concepts to preserve from inspiring English sources

Thus, the book discusses different concepts to preserve pastoral landscapes.

The Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) has for several years been working on innovative concepts to preserve valuable cultural landscapes.

Explicative choices (e.g., choices about which features of concepts to preserve and which to abandon) will be guided in part by theoretical aims particular to the case at hand.

Goucher College, the liberal arts college in Baltimore, is extending the concept: to preserving the traditional values, as well as the arts, dress, customs and cuisines, of communities threatened by globalization and modernization, whether inner-city neighborhoods or third-world villages.

Likewise, garden city is found upon the same principles as pointed out by White ([1948]) pp45 that "… the garden city concept wishes to preserve as much of the rural atmosphere as possible in an urban area by restricting densities, de-countenancing flat tenements and excluding non-residential, non-conformist buildings.

The distribution of the coarse grid is optimized by the vorticity preservation concept which attempts to preserve single-phase vorticity between fine and coarse grid models.

Working from the design of an earlier European roadster concept, she fought to preserve that car's stylish interior trim, like the piano-black lacquer finish on the dashboard and console and the "cobalt red" accents on the leather seats, steering wheel and dashboard.

Antimicrobial stewardship represents a worldwide accepted concept in order to preserve currently available antibiotics.

"If artists want their work delivered as a body of work and they want to preserve the concept of an album, we're respecting that.

The concept behind the design was to preserve and use the intrinsic resources of the parts, which did not fail, and to integrate the missing parts with demolitions and reconstruction only when necessary for the safety of the structure.

A trio of case studies presented herein illustrates how green infrastructure projects are a practical application of the natural capital concept in that they seek to preserve and enhance natural capital via a management approach which emphasizes the importance of environmental systems and networks for the direct provision of ecosystem services to human populations.