Sentence examples for conservation planing from inspiring English sources

Pattern-based regionalization – spatial classification of an image into sub-regions characterized by relatively stationary patterns of pixel values – is of significant interest for conservation, planing, as well as for academic research.

But it feels like the government has cut the parachute strings and pushed green energy, efficiency and conservation from the plane".

With increasing coverage, a conservation of the in-plane geometry of the conjugated π system was observed in the presence of hydrogen.

The Longitudinal strain at a point of the transverse section is governed by the plane sections conservation law and it was assumed a perfect adherence between steel and the concrete.

Recent studies have shown that additives present in paints play an important role in the alteration processes undergone by the painting during ageing and further in cleaning tasks planed in conservation interventions.

The vertical extraction of the light, by the coupling of the modes guided by the PC slab to the free radiation via Bragg scattering, is ruled by a phasematching condition, namely by the conservation of the in-plane component of the momentum at the air-dielectric interface [43].

Indeed, the imprinted grating allows part of the light guided within the DNA film to be scattered out along a specific forward direction, an effect that can be accounted for by considering the well-known Bragg relation related to the conservation of the in-plane components of the light wavevector: 1In this expression, neff is the effective refractive index of the guided modes and m is an integer.

Conservation is a conservative value.

The mapping function of arbitrary ray in incident plane and image plane was deduced based on the law of conservation of energy.

This novel mixing-plane method can satisfy the flux conservation perfectly.

PC-MR imaging provided axial, through-plane velocities to estimate terms in the conservation equations.