The plan for a Manhattan Project National Historical Park would preserve that log cabin and hundreds of other buildings and artifacts scattered across New Mexico, Washington and Tennessee — among them the rustic Los Alamos home of Dr. Oppenheimer and his wife, Kitty, and a large Quonset hut, also in New Mexico, where scientists assembled components for the plutonium bomb dropped on Japan.
The formation's multicolored candy-striped beds are famous not only for their early dinosaur fossils, but also because they preserve large logs of colorful petrified wood, remains of giant conifer trees that dotted the landscape 220 to 210 million years ago.
There is a cultural and ethical obligation to preserve animal logging, which can partly be obtained through optimized deployment, so as to increase animal logger revenues and provide them with a further motivation to stay in business.
The motivation for providing a method to aggregate string data is in order to preserve relevant logs, events and other textual data, which may have future use, beyond the aggregation interval of the receiving buffer.
- Director, Office of Research Administration If we need to be able to contact all investigators that have used such potentially tainted data, we may need to preserve audit logs for a much longer interval.
Our methodology guarantees consistency of the matched reservoir model by preserving well log data, variograms and the relationship between different properties.
With his imaginative color palettes and knack for showing— not telling stories, he preserves the log in his minds eye for posterity.
Adding 0.01 to these scaled x variable prevented division by zero and preserved a log-linear relationship between the squared mean and variance.
These FDCs log and preserve the forensic data, including communication logs and other sensitive data, on the client's machine.
Foremost among those countries is China, which is spending a total of around $100 billion—more than any other country to preserve forestlands through logging bans, to buy farms that are perched unsustainably on steep slopes for conversion to forests, and to restore wetlands.
