Sentence examples for conserving by from inspiring English sources

For all the hardships — including, in the spring, skin-stinging dust storms that turn the cobalt sky brown — many of the settlers like the remoteness, and they have adapted to life with minimal water and energy, conserving by necessity.

In the project Conserving by copying: 3D Printing Tutankhamun's Tomb using photographs taken in 1922 by Harry Buton, a replica of the intact tomb was recreated a mile away from the original in Luxor, thereby relieving the tomb of stresses from visitors who actually preferred viewing the replica [14, 15].

In either explanation of gene loss, genes with lower sequence conservation are also less conserved by the presence/absence criteria.

We not only analysed the nucleotide conservation of LncRNAs, but also whether or not they were conserved by genomic position.

For example, if projections show that a future dry year would leave a community short by 10percentt, residents and businesses there would have to conserve by 10percentt, said Max Gomberg, the water board's climate and conservation manager.

They are probably genetically determined and highly conserved by evolution and tremendously significant.

In response, the president is embarking on his own crusade: pushing Venezuelans to conserve by mocking their consumption habits.

Across the developing world, governments are subsidizing energy, blunting the incentive to conserve by keeping prices low.

"The water conserved by making goods using old leather rather than virgin leather is enormous," says Looptworks co-founder Scott Hamlin.

Water is conserved by reducing evaporative loss and by reducing excretory water loss.

A system of stock stewardship accounts would give fishermen an incentive to conserve by giving them individual responsibility for the health of the fish stock.