Sentence examples for reserve forms from inspiring English sources

Plans to build or pave roads should also consider novel reserve forms, such as the "road park" (estrada parque) used in the Pantanal [62].

There was a nature reserve, formed out of wasteland.

That vast underground carbon reserve, formed over millions of years, was set loose in only a couple hundred - a relative nanosecond in the history of the planet.

The French reserve formed a final column on the far left where it was to first capture Zoutleeuw (Leau) and then swing south against Halle.

German reserves formed a new defensive front outside the town, and American forces fought a fierce battle with them two miles outside of the town.

We have shown that cooperation for community-based management of a local commons, in which marine reserves form a core component of the system, can indeed emerge and evolve rapidly in a fishery with limited collaborative experience.

We show that cooperation for management of common-pool fisheries, in which marine reserves form a core component of the system, can emerge, evolve rapidly, and be effective at a local scale even in recently organized fisheries.

Significance of oil exploration lies in the proper evaluation of hydrocarbon potential (Dow 1974) because a good hydrocarbon reserve only forms when there are good source rock, favourable depositional and tectonic structure, and proper thermal maturation (Otis and Schneidermann 1997).

In its calculations of nonborrowed reserves, the Fed included in borrowed reserves new forms of bank borrowing not being held as reserves.

When the reserve was formed a few years later, he brought them back where their numbers have now tripled.

Served in France 1915 1918; 10th (Reserve) Battalion – formed as a service battalion in 1914.