Sentence examples for period of conservation from inspiring English sources

The newly raised gun carriage will now begin a long period of conservation.

"After an era of excess indulgence, we're now entering a prolonged period of conservation," said John A. Casesa of the consulting firm Casesa Shapiro Group.

Having been closed except for services during the long periods of conservation work, St Cadoc's is now ready for the public to see the pictures for themselves.

The "developmental hourglass" describes a pattern of increasing morphological divergence towards earlier and later embryonic development, separated by a period of significant conservation across distant species (the "phylotypic stage").

However, a major factor in energy use dynamics in this recent period was substitution of conservation and efficiency for actual fuel use.

Part 1 assessed the effect of seasonality (i.e. winter versus summer temperatures) to test the hypothesis that wound healing is slower during periods of energy conservation.

Wound healing results in increased energy demands, therefore we hypothesized that wound healing times would be slower during periods of energy conservation and/or energy output.

We predicted that wound healing would be slower during periods of energy conservation (e.g. hibernation) and during peak energy demand (e.g. pregnancy and lactation; Barclay, 1989; Barclay, 1991).

During the period of this study, conservation land purchases retired 114 ha of irrigated farm fields near or adjacent to the river in Segments 1 and 2, likely reducing water consumption in that vicinity (TNC unpublished data).

Additionally, if the taxon pulse is the general dynamic for producing biodiversity over long periods of time, what kind of conservation measures do we need to undertake to preserve the potential for future pulses?

A. (period) indicates conservation between residues of weakly similar properties.