conservation
ਸੰਭਾਲ
definition
noun
These sites of sequence conservation may indicate regions of importance for transcriptional regulation of these genes.
the action of conserving something, in particular.
example
At 73, few could match his single-minded devotion to the cause of 'conservation' and environment protection.
Is this trend merely due to cultural 'conservation' , or is it also bound up with the particular development of German society?
Unsurprisingly, opportunities for archaeological 'conservation' are regularly missed.
The Venice Charter codified acceptable universal principles and practices for the 'conservation' of historic monuments.
nature 'conservation'
His remarks could be considered a challenge to the mainstream discourses of forest use and aforestation, nature 'conservation' and protection.
The City wants to strengthen the preservation and 'conservation' of cultural heritage collections and built assets, he says.
Their dreams of development did not involve the 'conservation' of the natural environment.
This is typical of a tunneling transition, which is forbidden by energy 'conservation' in classical physics and hence has no expansion around a classical limit.
Because of 'conservation' of angular momentum, the globes will resist any change in their orientation.
An easy experiment is to reduce the cross section of a pipe in one region, making a so-called diffuser that produces large local flow velocities due to mass flux 'conservation' .
He welcomed the European Commission's proposal to relocate funding to rural areas for production of organic foods, 'conservation' of cultural heritage and traditions.
It aims to further the appreciation of such buildings through an understanding of their architectural and historic value and the purpose, philosophy and techniques of 'conservation' .
Issues of future adaptability, energy 'conservation' and economy of construction have all been addressed.
It would solve real problems: energy 'conservation' , sick-building syndrome, resource depletion.
Her work on environmental matters, 'conservation' and protection of endangered species ranks high on her list of endless worthwhile endeavors.
Environmentalists worry that such thinking fosters lax attitudes about earthly issues like global warming and resource 'conservation' .
Founded in 1938, their overall objective is to promote environmental protection and nature 'conservation' nationally and internationally.
Let's talk about energy use, 'conservation' of resources and actually being innovative rather than sentimental about what cities in the 21st century might be.
However, there have been few attempts to base modern policies of resource 'conservation' and management on customary ways of doing things.
Second, sequence 'conservation' at the insertion site is considerably weaker compared to the P element.
More of these crop dollars chasing crop production must be used instead to stimulate resource 'conservation' .
To my mind, 'conservation' of historic landscapes has long been a material consideration in planning decisions.
They fear the proposal will damage wildlife and nature 'conservation' and that motorised vehicles will endanger people who already use country paths.
Collections care will be vastly improved and the plans include a conservation suite on site that will provide faster and safer repair and 'conservation' for heritage items.
The key is 'conservation' of resources above all else.
Yet 'conservation' of this heritage is a century behind terrestrial archaeology, and as public fascination with it increases, so do the threats.
That is in keeping with its purpose to promote the identification, protection, preservation, and 'conservation' of historical and cultural heritage in New Zealand.
The Councillor also asked if the Government would consider further promoting energy 'conservation' , in a bid to get people using less power.
These sites of sequence 'conservation' may indicate regions of importance for transcriptional regulation of these genes.
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