Sentence examples for preserves full of from inspiring English sources

It's called the Green Wall here because so little human activity has happened in the 155-mile-long DMZ for the past 50 years that its forests and rivers have become one of the world's richest nature preserves, full of deer, bald eagles and butterflies.

A large swath of land north of Olkhon is a preserve, full of bears and other wildlife.

Already, conservationist groups like the American Prairie Foundation and the World Wildlife Fund have begun buying land in the Great Plains to create a prairie-based preserve, full of bison herds and other native wildlife.

Masking with single aggregator: for a total number of smart meters N>1 and a single aggregator M=1, the masking scheme preserves full privacy in terms of spatial resolution, and it preserves full privacy with respect to temporal resolution.

In addition, it preserves full accuracy, including higher-order rates of convergence, which we illustrate for boundary-fitted discretizations of several benchmark tests in one, two and three dimensions.

It includes zero placement based parameter adjustment with the objective to preserve full compensation of the oscillatory mode by the discrete algorithm.

In addition to this, Apple was found to have "not adequately informed consumers about some essential characteristics of lithium batteries, such as their average duration and deterioration factors, nor about the correct procedures to maintain, verify and replace batteries in order to preserve full functionality of devices".

Under the EU/IMF deal, Irish people face years of cutbacks and tax increases in return for fresh capital to shore up the banks, preserving full repayment of their senior bonds -- those first in line to be repaid in the event of any default.

To preserve full activity of the extract throughout the study, CPE was stored dried at −80°C and was prepared fresh for each experiment.

But mostly he will spend his days sitting in a room, kept at a temperature that could preserve meat, full of equipment and not many people.

Thus it is that when I run my eye over my otherwise carefully preserved shelves full of delights I am not prompted by the sight of that black and purple Young Puffin cover within which lay the adventures of the hapless Mildred Hubble, her best friend Maud and the horrible Ethel at Miss Cackle's Academy for young witches.