Sentence examples for resource conserving from inspiring English sources

Look for oil that says "energy conserving" or "resource conserving" on the A.P.I. performance symbol to be sure it contains friction-reducing additives that form films to reduce the friction of moving engine parts and to help improve fuel economy.

This means that a resource conserving architecture has to be chosen.

By contrast, photovoltaic pumps are an environmentally sound and resource conserving technology.

This implied that it is not necessarily the influence of urbanisation entailing high or low resource conserving patchiness and patch quality, but rather the management practices associated with urban and exurban areas.

LFA assesses fine-scale landscape patchiness (entailing resource conserving potential and erosion resistance) and 11 soil surface indicators to produce three main LFA parameters (stability, infiltration, and nutrient cycling), which indicates how well a system is functioning in terms of fine-scale biophysical soil processes and characteristics.

Agroecological systems are expected to be productive, to need few chemical inputs and to be resource conserving.

Although the thrush normally feeds on the ground or other trees, the defence of this resource conserves the fruit for later in the season when other food items are becoming scarce.

Major corporations are tapping resources conserved and improved in the developing world without fairly compensating indigenous communities for their input.

Even in the absence of genomic/EST resources, conserved miRNAs can be identified by expression analysis using probes designed to detect conserved miRNAs.

The latter has been the basis of traditional resource conservation, that is, conserving resources solely for their economic use and human consumption" (Meffe 2000).

"The idea of losing great apes is so difficult to comprehend that when push comes to shove I think we will invest resources into conserving them.