Sentence examples for conservation demanded from inspiring English sources

When Joule and others showed that mechanical work and heat were interconvertible, consistency with the principle of energy conservation demanded that heat, Q, considered as a different form of energy, be taken into account.

Therefore, the areas of higher erosion risk were considered as the Areas with Higher Landscape Value from the conservation demands points of view.

The demand picture is better, too: thanks to conservation, demand is a tenth or so below last year's level.

In the 1990s, Marshall Murphree of the University of Zimbabwe reflected on the evolution of conservation in Africa, from being against the people to paternalism, followed by recognition that conservation demands partnerships with the people.

The Obama administration is trying to balance conservation demands with its goal of radically increasing solar and wind generation by identifying areas suitable for large-scale projects across the West.

Simultaneously, efforts in conservation demand knowledge of parasite abundance and biodiversity in threatened species.

With a strong drive for energy conservation, demand response is becoming vital for the implementation of the smart grid concept.

In order to match specific conservation demands of deteriorated plaster, wall painting, and stuccowork, a "module system" for modifying the nanosols was developed.

The indicator can help water managers to plan ahead, and communicate the need for water conservation (demand management) and consideration of other water sources such as rain and surface water (supply management).

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Therefore, the compulsory module of set-aside is complemented by voluntary agri-environmental programmes that compensate farmers for costs arising from specific management activities defined by nature conservation demands.