Sentence examples for conservation and time from inspiring English sources

Batch process for uranium removal using lyophilized cells was more efficient compared to a flow through system, in terms of percent uranium removed, substrate conservation and time taken.

We first review a theorem well known in electromagnetism and optics but underappreciated in acoustics and phonon physics, stating that the matrix of R T coefficients for properly normalized amplitudes is symmetric for linear systems that conform to power conservation and time reversibility for wave fields.

A repeated measure analysis of variance on quality of conservation practices and time and subsidy as the within-subjects factors and experimental condition as the between-subjects factor showed a significant main effect of time, F 1,35) = 5.56, p = .03.03

Here we used the present and future predicted distributions of Iberian herptiles to analyze how dynamics and uncertainty in species distributions may affect decisions about resource allocation for conservation in space and time.

Fundamentally, whereas conservation under space and time reversal causes chiral linear metamaterials to be reciprocal, we demonstrate that the nonlinear ones are non-reciprocal.

Even if the carbon taken from atmospheric carbon dioxide is eventually released again from plants or soil, the report said, "conservation and sequestration allow time for other options to be further developed and implemented".

We establish the throughput region basing on flow conservation and link activation time constraints.

More than 300 Girl Scouts and their parents participated in programs to learn about energy conservation, and by the time they completed the course the girls had increased their household energy-saving activities by 49%.

To further delineate the extent of conservation and estimate the time of acquisition of this element in evolution, we searched available genomic sequence datasets or performed PCR analysis on the intergenic junction region between the TIGD1 and EIF4E2 genes in a panel of primate and other mammalian genomic DNAs.

A numerical simulator based on a spectral Galerkin method in velocity space approximates each linear Boltzmann equation by a system of transient conservation laws in space and time with diagonal coefficient matrices, which are solved using the discontinuous Galerkin method.

Conservation of raw material and time is indicated by the utilisation and retouch of suitable waste flakes including biface shaping/thinning flakes into small flake tools, indicating multiple uses of handaxes as both tools and 'cores'cores