Sentence examples for explicit conservation from inspiring English sources

It is not, in general, possible to preserve these conservation laws simply by discretization in conservative form because there is frequently only one explicit conservation law.

The resulting 'MaMEC' discretizations conserve mass, momentum as well as energy, although no explicit conservation law for the total energy is present.

Such information can also provide critical geographical information for spatially explicit conservation approaches to this endangered population.

Despite these issues, planners rarely consider the effects of errors when choosing data for spatially explicit conservation prioritizations.

To achieve this, society will need to integrate explicit conservation objectives into local, regional and international policies affecting the food system.

This should be considered a stopgap measure, however, while more sophisticated plans are constructed, defining explicit conservation targets and considering ecological processes.

In this paper, we summarize technical challenges we overcame, report the methodologies and implementation of the integration, and conduct case studies using visual sightings and PAM data from bowhead whales and Risso's dolphins to demonstrate how the integrated database facilitates in-depth ecological assessments that form the foundation for spatially-explicit conservation efforts.

Both explicit energy conservation equation and general polytropic state equations are considered.

Spatially explicit models inform conservation efforts by increasing ecological understanding of a target species, especially at landscape scales.

Our method is based upon a literature review, expert knowledge, spatially explicit base data, conservation planning software, and spatial modelling.

Even though the protection of biodiversity is the explicit goal of conservation biology, the concept of biodiversity has proved notoriously difficult to define (see the entry on biodiversity).