Sentence examples for fundamental conservation from inspiring English sources

The principle of nonintervention touches on fundamental conservation wisdom.

Bolstered by science and invoking fundamental conservation values that American citizens expect the stewards of our national parks to uphold, you issued an appeal to reason regarding snowmobile use in Yellowstone (editorial, Oct. 16).

The homogeneous model is based on fundamental conservation equations of mass, momentum and energy.

These phenomena can be well described through a macroscale modeling approach based on fundamental conservation equations.

The model is based on the fundamental conservation equations of mass, momentum and energy.

We use a numerical method based on finite-difference analogues of fundamental conservation laws for solving atmospheric hydrodynamic equations.

Estimating population size is fundamental to conservation and management.

Momentum-energy is fundamental: its conservation governs every collision in the universe, and it is also frame-invariant, remaining the same regardless of the chosen frame of reference.

It can be seen that if Ω = 0 (i.e., no frequency offset between the transmitter and the receiver), the above equation reduces to the basic fundamental energy conservation relation.

Analysis of multilocus genotypes is fundamental to conservation genetics, allowing inference ranging from population delineation to identification of dispersers; additionally, the natal range of a sample of unknown origin may be assigned.

As such, the understanding of the various directions and processes of land-use and land-cover change is fundamental to conservation strategies.