Sentence examples for making and conservation from inspiring English sources

The skeleton of the horse that repeatedly carried Napoleon into victory in battle, and finally into the last defeat at Waterloo in 1815, is being taken apart by Bell, an expert on prop making and conservation, and Bernucci, a senior conservator who has been recruited from the Natural History Museum to help with a unique project.

Roger Kennedy, former director of the National Park Service, said Americans had been making and remaking conservation strategies since colonial days.

The Jouberts - globally celebrated National Geographic Explorers and award-winning filmmakers - have been living in the Bush in Botswana, making wildlife and conservation films together for more than 30 years.

Two world wars fed innovation by making efficiency and conservation pressing matters, creating food and housing shortages and luring women into the work force.

In Suffolk County, where he headed the planning department for over two decades, he is widely praised for making conservation and land preservation a priority.

Additional uses of phylogenetic information include measures of phylogenetic diversity, which can be used in making conservation and habitat preservation decisions.

Knowledge of the habitat requirements of threatened species at both local and landscape scales is crucial for maintaining viable populations and for making conservation and management decisions.

Having information on the invasion range of exotic species is crucial for understanding the ecology of invasive spread and for making good conservation and management planning to address this problem.

My job is really quite simple: Find, track, capture and radio collar these animals so that scientists can obtain valuable data to make management and conservations decisions.

As motif prediction tools often produce multiple motifs including many false positives, an alignment of the regions was made and the observed conservations were compared to the automatically recovered motifs to remove most false positives.

These data are important for making conservation and management decisions for restoration of potential connectivity between landscapes.