Sentence examples for conservation products from inspiring English sources

In the first five months of the year, unit sales of a wide range of conservation products were up strongly, in some cases double sales of a year ago, Home Depot said.

Porosity, water absorption properties and dynamic contact angle measurements were used to preliminarily evaluate the efficacy of the above materials as conservation products.

A mature conservation industry is envisaged as comprising of investors, producers, and service providers who produce conservation products and services, exchanged via market transactions.

This can probably be explained by the fact that their whitish colour may to some extent compensate the darkening/ wetting" effect which is normally produced by the application of the conservation products.

The stone's characteristics strongly influence its response to the application of conservation products; so different issues may be seen when applying the same treatment, depending on the interaction between the applied product and the stone support.

The expected features making them competitive respect to conventional conservation products are their (i) compatibility with the main materials used in built heritage like stone and wood -even painted- and glass, ensuring enhanced durability, re-treatability, sustainability and efficiency, (ii) easy and safe handling during applications, (iii) satisfactory selling prices.

Our economic system encourages monocultural thinking: there exists an optimal solution, a best conservation product, and once we identify it we can scale it up and sell it universally.

Home Depot Inc., the world's largest home-improvement retailer, reported today that it had strong sales of energy-conservation products, from insulation materials to energy-efficient lighting, as consumers struggled with high energy prices.

Today, traditional lightweight strategies, e.g. material substitution, structural adaption or change of manufacturing processes, cannot sufficiently meet the claims of a resource and energy conservation of products during production, usage and recycling lifecycle phases in a sufficient way anymore.

It is possible that the aggregate values of multifunctional rangelands - pastoralism, biodiversity conservation, rangeland products and so on - can best be exploited by optimising their combined production, rather than maximising the production of one or the other at the cost of the remainder (Aboud et al. 2012).

The report, "From Niche to Mainstream: The Building of an Institutional Asset Class," forecasts a private investment opportunity for conservation finance products of $200 billion to $400 billion over the next five years.