The accelerating agricultural intensification over the past 40 years raises concern about whether New Zealand farming is broadly ecologically sustainable now, and especially whether it could remain so in future.
The pace of this change has accelerated with the intensification of competition between media organizations, between different sports, and between sports and other forms of leisure entertainment.
This paper presents a model to theoretically study the key poisoning-related concepts including Dimensionless Cell Voltage (DCV), nonlinear algorithm of poisoning progress, smooth and accelerated poisoning progress regions, intensification point, and the rate of poisoning progress.
The next day, Forrest reached typhoon status, and the intensification process accelerated.
The intensification rate accelerated thereafter, and on the afternoon of November 22, Irma reached its peak wind speed of.
Weakening rapidly while crossing the island for a third time, the cyclone emerged into the southwest Indian Ocean as a tropical depression by 0000 UTC on February 4. Despite initial forecasts of re-intensification, Elita accelerated southeastward and lost its remaining convection, leaving its center exposed under the influence of a strong upper-level trough.
Given the threefold expected increase in population by the end of this century, African Sahel countries cannot afford to be complacent about addressing the growing challenge of food security and sustainability as land use expansion and intensification accelerate against the background of increasing vulnerability to climate change.
As Hugo accelerated to the northwest, re-intensification occurred, and it eventually reached a secondary peak intensity as a low-end Category 4 hurricane.
Global environmental problems and advances in information technology have led to accelerated evolution in industrial products and intensification of international competition.
The historical record includes marked shifts in the appreciation of rivers, numerous conflicts in use demand, and an intensification of use that rapidly accelerated during the 20th century.
