Examples of using Conservation work in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Conservation Work.
There is a lot of conservation work being done all the time.
Conservation work is needed.
It's only really local populationsthat can actually support and sustain this conservation work.
The conservation work includes.
The conservation work in the courtyard included.
You will get the scientific expertise you need to do conservation work in New Zealand and around the world.
The conservation work included completing the construction of the southern part of the wall in Chamber B1.
This year three areas were excavated and conservation work was undertaken in three areas and elsewhere on the tell.
Conservation work was carried out on the eroded barrow in 1992- 93, when soil and turfs were replaced to cover the exposed areas.
View of the tombstone and the stone turban ornament atop it before the conservation work. Photograph Yuval Avraham 2008.
For further conservation work in the future we recommend excavating the water system and connecting it to the visitor's route.
View of the tombstone and the stone turban ornament at the top of it after the conservation work. Photograph Avi Mashiah 2008.
Thanks to careful conservation work, the museum manages to preserve the rooms that were in this secret area, just as they were in those days.
If you are only able to join the project for 2 or 3 weeks,your involvement in the surveys and conservation work will be limited.
This forward-thinking museum is also devoted to conservation work, for example the restoration of an antique doll from 1880 and ancient theatrical costumes.
Located in Wasgamuwa National Park,volunteers work hand-in-hand with staff to carry out essential conservation work heavily focused on research and education.
Conservation work takes place on the Inca Trail during the month of February, but it is still possible to reach Machu Picchu and explore the magic of the ancient site.
Britain's oldest synagogue has beenawarded a £2.7m National Lottery windfall for conservation work and to build a new religious and cultural centre.
Conservation work on the 177-year-old structure, which is supposed to be completed at the end of next year, led to the discovery by the project team after intrusive surveys.
Outside of the worksites, meanwhile,we are enthusiastically engaged in biodiversity conservation work with local communities to preserve the ecosystem.
The Church's conservation work extended to the building's original hand-operated elevator, the oldest and most historic of its kind in Florida, and now completely restored and operational.
The models produced surprising results, with a 91% classification accuracy for 34 species andauto machine learning sped up ZSL's conservation work from months to just days.
The conservation works on the Old City walls are part of the ongoing maintenance and upkeep of ancient structures.The Israel Antiquities Authority undertakes conservation work at the Western Wall every year.
Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, local authorities in partnership with English Heritage attempted to prevent the deterioration of the houses and mills by giving advice to owners andusing grants to undertake conservation work.
The grant will fund conservation work and go towards the costs of opening a new centre to tell the story of its congregation within the context of its neighbourhood and nearby East End of London and the broader British Jewish experience.
This year, too, we are pleased to include in the framework of the event companies and traditional craftsmen, in order to enable them to reveal and share with the target audience some of the knowledge andexperience they have accumulated in their conservation work over the years.
During conservation work in the northeastern corner of the Crusader city wall that was constructed during the crusade of Louis IX, king of France(1251 CE), two carved stones were discerned in the side of the wall that faced north(Fig. 1).
Conservation work on the cannons was undertaken by the Australian National Maritime Museum,[109] after which two of the cannons were displayed at its headquarters in Sydney's Darling Harbour, and eventually put on display at Botany Bay and the National Museum of Australia in Canberra[110](with a replica remaining at the museum).