Sentence examples for from intensive use of from inspiring English sources

Although soils in Latin American savannas are generally considered to have excellent physical properties, they are susceptible to compaction and degradation from intensive use of machinery and application of fertilizers.

As an area with a high level of pollution pressure stemming from intensive use of pesticides, the 'fruit area' around Sint-Truiden was chosen, comprising a rural region with intensive apple or pear cultivation (n = 193).

The improvement of social and economic conditions within mountain communities and the progressive shift from an intensive use of the forests towards a protective policy led to the conversion of many beech coppices into high stands.

The computation of Zernike moments from the accumulation moments makes intensive use of parallelism.

Renewable building materials may partially offset the intensive use of materials from finite resources, with the advantage of biodegradability and carbon take-up.

This has diverted vast quantities of grain from human to animal consumption, requiring intensive use of fertilisers, pesticides and herbicides and, according to the Unep report, "caused a web of water and air pollution that is damaging human health".

They are consistent with data from other STEM disciplines suggesting that intensive use of active-learning exercises can help capable but underprepared students succeed in gateway courses (e.g., Beichner et al., 2007).

First, Dikötter makes more intensive use of evidence drawn from China's local archives, where historians (both Chinese and non-Chinese) have been able to uncover abundant research materials on the Mao era for the past decade and a half.

Any savings that result from eliminating waste will probably be offset by more intensive use of neglected procedures.

Just the swing from one to three shifts alters capacity, he said, and so does the more intensive use of floor space.

If a 1/4 acre garden is the most intensive use of the land, and even 1/2 of your food comes from there, you will be halfway home.