Sentence examples for hand maintaining from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, maintaining exploitation levels below the MSY creates an efficient use of the resources' regenerative capacities, thus in principle enabling exploitation to continue indefinitely.

For Democrats, on the other hand, maintaining the modern welfare state, begun in the 1930s under Franklin D Roosevelt and expanded in the 1960s when Lyndon Johnson was president, has always been key.

His rhythmically assured and versatile "pumping" piano style (the left hand maintaining a driving boogie pattern while the right added flashy ornamentation) was influenced by church music and country musicians such as Moon Mullican, who played western swing and honky-tonk.

On the other hand, maintaining the HF/water concentration at 10%111%) and repeating the experiment using DMA as a solvent, the etched pores had much smoother pore walls (Figure 1c) similar to those etched with DMF 5%5.44%) (Figure 1a) but were shorter in length (around 40 μm) and slightly bigger in diameter (around 1.7 μm).

Our analysis may help in deciding which elements of complexity are worth including in the design of a deterministic model for pandemic influenza, in a balance between, on the one hand, keeping the model computationally efficient and the number of parameters low and, on the other hand, maintaining the necessary realistic features.

The variability in fitness on different host plant species favors behavioral genotypes that restrict feeding to the most suitable hosts; on the other hand, maintaining mechanisms that nullify the disparate defensive adaptations of many different plant species is too costly for generalist herbivores [10].

"Lorna Doone," on the other hand, maintains its heroine as an old-fashioned girl.

Mr. Skakel's lawyer, Michael Sherman, on the other hand, maintains his offices in Stamford.

The greyhounds, on the other hand, maintained a fairly even stride frequency throughout their entire run.

Adams and Andrews, on the other hand, maintain that audiences want to see action more than pageantry.

Borges, on the other hand, maintained that a translator should seek not to copy a text but to transform and enrich it.