Sentence examples similar to self conservation from inspiring English sources

Irving Howe thought Bellow "very strong-willed and shrewd in the arts of self-conservation".

A more stable region of self-conservation of natural gas hydrate increases the efficiency of its storage and transportation.

For natural methane hydrates there is a much longer self-conservation area and a lower rate of dissociation caused by different initial defectiveness of samples.

The proposed model takes into account the area of self-conservation and structural characteristics of the granules that allows qualitatively and quantitatively describing the dissociation.

All virtues and vices are reduced to self-conservation.

Those who agree with F.R.Tennant that 'faith is an outcome of the inborn propensity to self-conservation and self-betterment which is a part of human nature, and is no more a miraculously superadded endowment than is sensation or understanding' (1943/1989, 111) will accept that this must be a possibility.

In their struggle for self-preservation, conservation is forgotten.

Self-sacrifice, conservation and economy have given way to convenience.

They also say Maine fishermen have a longstanding set of self-enforced conservation practices that set them apart from the southern fisheries.

For example, daughters' self-enhancement values negatively correlated with their parents' self-transcendence and conservation values, and daughters' openness to change values were negatively associated with parents' self-transcendence values.

Only two parental values (self-transcendence and conservation) were low or modestly correlated with youth' values (openness to change and self-enhancement).