Sentence examples for problems of conservation from inspiring English sources
This road, which runs between the famous Victoria Terminus and Crawford Market, encapsulated all the problems of conservation in Mumbai.
These four layers have many variants but must be constantly borne in mind when considering the problems of conservation.
Their scientific usefulness has raised important problems of conservation of primate stocks in the wild, and exportation of monkeys is no longer permitted from many countries.
Founder of Citizens Committee for Urban Fishing which later became Take a Kid Fishing, which is dedicated to teaching inner city youth the pleasures of fishing and the problems of conservation.
The increased consumption associated with low-cost production has created problems of conservation of natural resources and the disposal or reconversion of the wastes of production and of goods whose utility is ended.
"We don't have a very serious problem of conservation.
Moreover, the problem of conservation and entropy for axisymmetric flows is investigated.
Energy recovery devices can have a substantial impact on process efficiency and their relevance to the problem of conservation of energy resources is generally recognized to be beyond dispute.
Our analysis also highlights a notorious general problem of conservation analysis: the assumption of having a truly neutrally evolving reference sequence for comparison with the test region.
The scheme conserves mass, overcoming problems of mass conservation typically experienced with offline transport models, and permits long time steps (relative to the Courant number) to be used by the offline model.
Dr. Challinor brought a broad understanding of botany, evolutionary and marine biology to his role at the Smithsonian, as well as a "wealth of political experience and optimism toward solving problems of the conservation of species worldwide, in the effort to lessen human pressures" on the natural world, said John Berry, director of the National Zoological Park in Washington.
