Sentence examples for conserving wall from inspiring English sources

Based on this analysis, we propose a second-order accurate mass conserving wall BC.

Major local institutions still planning to submit ideas include the New-York Histheical Society and the Museum of the City of New York, both of which have extensive collections of material -- impromptu shrines, carefully conserved walls of "missing" posters -- of the sort that might suit a ground zero museum.

The volunteer-led Parochial Church Council (PCC) of St. Cadoc will use the money to conserve the wall paintings as well as its carved timber 'reredos' canopies and ornate wooden painted screens.

"Baskets of stuff stacked against the walls conserve fuel, and get the stuff out from underfoot".

Rooftop solar panels and cooling tubes generate energy and regulate the temperature, while double-glazed windows and thick walls conserve energy.

"Baskets of stuff stacked against the walls conserve fuel, and get the stuff out… Eight captioned drawings which suggest means of discouraging robbers from entering one's home.

These findings suggest that the functional roles of these orthologs are conserved in cell-wall synthesis of vascular tissue in herbaceous and woody dicotyldeons, monocotyledons and gymnosperms [ 14].

These findings suggest that the functional roles of MYB20 and MYB43 orthologs are conserved in cell-wall synthesis of vascular tissue in Japanese cedar and other species.

Ms. Davis was vigilant about conserving space: she created a hidden in-wall shoe rack using a four-drawer cabinet from the Container Store for $169.

Bryan Scott, from the Hadrian's Wall Trust, said: "Each of the sections of the wall being conserved has been treated differently over time, so our approach is different at each section.

The insulation, which is made from recycled newspapers and blown into walls, fills air cavities more tightly, conserving energy more efficiently.