Sentence examples for an example of intensive from inspiring English sources

If both mergers are approved, Britain's telecoms landscape will become rather concentrated after having been an example of intensive competition for years.

An example of an intensive education campaign is the Eve Appeal (www.eveappeal.org.uk).uk

The independent simulations configure the climatology as a BOT procedure and a good example of intensive computing.

So much of economics is blindingly simple (when not questionable) mathematics, but Romer's is an example of high-order intensive mathematics fitting the theory it is applied to and pushing it to new levels of lucidity.

Perhaps they can serve as an example of the kind of intensive supports that make a difference in the lives of black male students.

Urban flood risk modelling is a highly topical example of intensive computational processing.

To demonstrate F l u χ feasibility, usefulness, and efficiency, the assessment of F l u χ was centered on a realistic prototypical example of intensive data processing, addressing the evaluation of air quality, pollution and health risks, for a city based on sensory data, gathered asynchronously, from thousands of sensors.

An example of the potential of intensive doses for tumor therapy is the pilot stage II I/IV NSCLCstudy where the patients were administered 5-AZA-CdR (660 mg/m as an eight-hour infusion), which produced a plasma concentration in the range of 3 μM.

An elaborate timeline that the New Museum compiled for "NYC 1993" — it's the show's only example of intensive archival research; the catalog has almost none — makes no mention of the "CARA" show.

In the example of intensive versus standard asthma education program, for example, not only the means but also the standard deviations are quite different (Table 8).

A P2P bio-inspired algorithm for distributed spatial clustering as an example of distributed knowledge discovery service for intensive data analysis is presented.