In many instances, understanding the spatial scale of analyses and drawbacks to methods used is critical to streamline management and enforcement for better conservation outcomes, but these caveats are rarely considered.
All of the new displays are RoHS and ENERGY STAR® qualified, the latest and most widely used energy-conservation qualification, helping consumers streamline costs and preserve power while providing higher efficiency.
Mr. Davis and the Legislature have also put in place an aggressive program of energy conservation and taken steps to streamline California's cumbersome siting process to speed the construction of new power plants.
Numerical simulations are conducted solving the steady-state mass, momentum, energy and species conservation equations for the stagnation streamline in a finite domain with the addition of radiation transfer.
The company partners with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and works with barley farmers in Idaho to streamline irrigation technologies and to establish best practices for water conservation.
In late 2015, the administration of US President Barack Obama issued a presidential memorandum pledging to streamline biodiversity protection policy and ratchet-up private investment in conservation and wildlife.
And if you wanted to expand government programs in areas like education and energy conservation, you had to couple it with efforts to streamline the federal bureaucracy and reduce the deficit.
The numerical simulations were conducted by solving the conservation equations of mass, momentum, energy, and species along the stagnation streamline by using detailed description of chemical kinetics, molecular transport, and thermal radiation.
The modeling included the solution of the steady conservation equations for both the gas and particle phases along and around the stagnation streamline of an opposed-jet configuration, and the use of detailed descriptions of chemical kinetics and molecular transport.
The paper concerns the streamline diffusion finite element method applied to one- and two-dimensional gas flow described by the inviscid Euler equations in conservation variables.
