Sentence examples for conservation reduction from inspiring English sources
The last section (Poor Synteny Conservation in Tunicates) discusses synteny conservation reduction and its possible evolutionary significance.
There are a lot of Latino consumers such as Humberto (I include myself) who grew up practicing the true "green" -- conservation, reduction, reusing.
Related objectives of the plan are economic efficiency, long term incentives for resource conservation, reductions in user conflicts, and lower management and regulatory costs.
These positive impacts include peak load shifting, energy conservation and reduction in peak demand for network line companies and potential reduction in electricity consumption and savings for residential customers.
The most impactful of these center around the themes of conservation, waste reduction and resource management.
Saito, M. A. et al. Iron conservation by reduction of metalloenzyme inventories in the marine diazotroph Crocophaera watsonii.
Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) method is a cost efficient solution to reduce the peak demand and power consumption.
London's city hall is also a reminder of how far the European attitude toward energy conservation and reduction of greenhouse gasses has progressed beyond America's, which remains mired in mid-1980's norms.
The topic of this program is the spreading of urban quality and construction, the culture energy conservation, the reduction of the construction impact activities on the environment and the offering to lower classes proper housing.
To cope with the serious situations such as rising energy price, the global resource depletion and climate warming, improving energy efficiency in manufacturing becomes an inevitable trend for energy conservation, emissions reduction and sustainability.
The chapter describes two unique technologies 3D TRASAR Technology for Sugar, and 3D TRASAR Technology for Membranes which are aimed at maximizing water conservation through reduction of wastewater discharge and raw water consumption.
