Sentence examples for conservation of movement from inspiring English sources

In criticizing the Cartesian formulation of the laws of motion, known as mechanics, Leibniz became, in 1676, the founder of a new formulation, known as dynamics, which substituted kinetic energy for the conservation of movement.

Conclusions: The findings suggest conservation of movement with increasing age and stroke.

The coupling method also exhibits consistency properties, such as conservation of uniform movement of both fluid and solid, absence of numerical roughness on a straight boundary, and preservation of a constant fluid state around a wall having tangential deformation velocity.

Speakers from the New York Landmarks Conservancy, Historic Districts Council and Docomomo (Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement) testified in favor of designation.

"It's a totally unsung building of great importance," aid Mr. Prudon, of Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement.

Docomomo, an organization concerned with the documentation and conservation of the modern movement in architecture, has encouraged its members to express their opposition, yielding letters and e-mail messages from Argentina, Britain, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Macedonia, Panama, Portugal and Spain, and from across the United States.

"A lot of very significant architecture may disappear because nobody's paying attention to it," said Theordore H. M. Prudon, an architect who is president of the United States chapter of Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement, which is compiling a registry of important sites in New York City.

The organization Docomomo, established in 1990 for the worldwide "Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement," has brought to public attention structures from Brazil to Sweden that, 10 years ago, were not thought worthy of preservation yet represent the heritage of modernist design.

But it also reflects the lack of ambition of the conservation movement, and the myths it uses to justify this stance.

The paper "cuts against much of the ethos of the conservation movement that wants to preserve absolutely pristine environments," says Sir Robert May, a zoologist at the University of Oxford.

The relatively recent distancing between research and public health practice in the fields of infectious disease and environmental health stems in large part from the influence of the conservation movement on the development of environmental health in the United States, as well as on shifting political priorities in the late 20th century (McNeill 2000).