Sentence examples for finite conservation from inspiring English sources

They explained a pragmatic reluctance about investing finite conservation resources in acting as matchmaker for the ageing Eddy, a bird nobody was even sure remained fertile, combined with the difficulties in winning over reluctant stakeholders in the form of sheep farmers and gamekeepers wary of these great birds.

First, operationalizing the concept of "biodiversity" involves deciding which taxa or other biodiversity surrogates are worth the allocation of finite conservation resources [7] [9].

The new GRP/ST scheme combines some merits of computation by characteristics, with a robustness approaching that of a finite difference conservation laws scheme.

The results for several compositional reservoir simulation case studies are presented to demonstrate the application of the method.

There's nothing more conservative than the conservation of finite resources.

Only if the free-atom recoil energy is small compared to the characteristic lattice vibration energy will there be a finite probability that momentum conservation is satisfied by the recoil of the crystal as a whole with negligible loss of energy.

The finite volume method guarantees conservation of mass, momentum and chemical species.

which is the exact finite scheme for the conservation law as expressed by equation (2.1) (see [16]).

This detailed model uses a Finite Difference representation of conservation of mass, energy and momentum.

We overcome these difficulties through a new algorithm for constructing numerical fluxes in the context of multi-dimensional finite volume methods in conservation form.

The nonstandard finite difference scheme with Conservation Law (NSFDCL) developed here satisfies some important properties associated with the considered SIR epidemic model, such as positivity, boundedness, monotonicity, stability and conservation of frequency of the oscillations.