Sentence examples for conservation and extension from inspiring English sources

We present a memetic algorithm that dynamically optimizes the design of a wireless sensor network towards energy conservation and extension of the life span of the network, taking into consideration application-specific requirements, communication constraints and energy consumption of operation and communication tasks of the sensors.

First, regional experts from nature conservation and agricultural extension were involved in the co-development of detailed qualitative climate and socio-economic scenarios, expressed as coherent storylines.

Residents of Orawa are definitely less sceptical in this respect: only about 4.5% of those willing to start agrotourism business feel threatened by the new nature conservation.> -wrap-foot> * P < 0.05; ** P < 0.005 The attitude of residents from the studied municipalities to nature conservation and the extension of protected areas was analysed using the factorial method.

It is therefore reasonable to surmise a functional relevance of this structural conservation and, as an extension of that, a relationship between 3D architecture and transcriptional activity.

On the other hand (procedurally), the rule aims at the conservation, extension and improvement of democratic forms of decision making and conflict resolution, especially regarding those decisions which are of key importance for the future development and shaping of the (global) society; the aspect of designing future energy systems is definitely part of this.

Conservation tillage and integrated land management: Field experiences and extension approaches.

This information is useful for finding common ground between ranchers and government officials, conservationists, and extension agents on range management and conservation goals.

Public investment in infrastructure, agricultural research, education and extension is essential in stimulating private investment, agricultural production and resource conservation.

Agricultural development programs and extension services, both in developed and developing countries, struggle with frustratingly low adoption rates of soil and water conservation (SWC) practices.

An account of the history of soil and water conservation related agricultural extension in Malawi.

Nonetheless, given its conservation and length, it is hard to imagine that this extension is not functional.