Sentence examples for conserving at from inspiring English sources

He said that Westchester has been conserving at too small a scale and losing ground.

That is, the modal equations of w–F formulation are Hamiltonian and hence energy conserving at any order of truncation.

In 2006, for example, five governments in Micronesia committed to conserving at least 30percentt of their nearshore waters by 2020.

But, he continued, state regulators cannot continue to use their power "to tell people where it's green... you need to keep conserving at 28%." Drought harming water quality in inland San Diego County.

The results of GBRSB were used to assess the effectiveness of the 2004 rezoning [144] in meeting its stated objectives of conserving at least 20% of habitats and biodiversity within 40 benthic bioregions recognized by GBRMPA's Representative Areas Program [136].

When one exhales, the breath passes over these cooled surfaces and loses some of its moisture, thus conserving at least some of the body water.

However, few real-world examples exist to demonstrate how multifaceted collaborations among stakeholders who share a common goal of conserving at-risk species may be nested within a systems framework to achieve social and ecological goals.

Two motifs (A-rich and AT-rich) were characterized by one or two highly conserved AT base pairs followed by a poorly conserved portion of six base pairs and then another one or two highly conserved AT base pairs.

Another conserved AT-ZFP in subset C2 is the protein SERRATE (SE, At2g27100) [ 17].

CBX2 has a conserved AT-hook motif adjacent to N-terminal chromodomain.

Water should be conserved at all times, not just in times of emergency.