Sentence examples for conserving the area from inspiring English sources
By carefully applying the principal of time sharing, RNA can multiplexs this single layer of physical neurons to efficiently execute both feed-forward and back-propagation computations of an ANN while conserving the area and reducing the power dissipation of the silicon.
The government's commitment to conserving the area's beautiful landscape has begun with its plans for a protected corridor stretching 500m on either side of the wall.
It's the only opening we have and we're conserving the area around the river, the forest, and the animals," says Disney Ardila, a 40-year old woman who receives visitors in a wooden house along the river and leads the organization.
Architecturally the most remarkable structure was a weir and regulator, once doubtless possessing sluice gates, which conserved the area's water supply in reservoirs.
The anisotropic traceless part v ∼ i j, called shear rate, describes tissue shape changes which conserve the area.
Thus, volume conservation is equivalent to conserving the 2-D area of the cell: P area = K area(A 0 - A ) n.
In addition to providing workforce training, education and job placement help, the Urban Corps, which was founded in 2006, plays an important role in conserving the wilderness areas around San Bernardino and beyond.
This was despite the program, run by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority with the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, holding the key to almost a third of Australia's 139-point action plan to conserve the threatened area, Miles said.
On the other hand, MB conserved the distribution area of afferent synapses around IHCs compared with the noise-only group.
The DWCT is working to conserve the Lac Alaotra area and the region has been designated as a protected area.
Finally, the results can be used to implement projects to decrease the effects of the destruction of forestland and agricultural land that will decrease greenhouse gas emissions and conserve the biodiversity of the area.
