Sentence examples for growing intensification from inspiring English sources

Firstly, we have found that most of the auroral substorm events (~83 %) observed by THEMIS all-sky imagers during 2008 2009 show wave-like arc brightness structures along the substorm onset arcs with exponentially growing intensification prior to the auroral substorm expansion onset.

Growing intensification of sheep and goat production systems during the recent decades have led to increased research interests into the yield and composition of milk from small ruminants [ 21- 23].

This no doubt reflects a growing population and arable intensification.

Growing interest towards process intensification in chemical industries over the last decade promotes static mixers as an attractive contactor alternative to the bubble column and mechanically stirred vessels.

The slump in the purchasing managers' reading Thursday "confirmed that China's slowdown has yet to abate, with a growing risk of further intensification," Qu Hongbin, chief China economist at HSBC, said in a research note.

There is a growing consensus that sustainable intensification should not only avoid further environmental damage, but actively encourage environmental benefits.

"There is growing insecurity and a clear intensification of the armed conflict, which is no longer limited to the south but has spread to the east and west.

There is a growing concern that land use intensification is having negative effects on semi-natural grasslands and that it leads to a general loss of biodiversity among all types of formerly extensively managed grasslands of poor to medium nutrient richness.

Early in 1942 the RAF bomber command, headed by Sir Arthur Harris, began an intensification of the Allies' growing strategic air offensive against Germany.

With the intensification of war, the growing strength of the Khmer Rouge and the repeated failure of negotiations, there is an urgent need for the international community to formulate a humanitarian response.

How to make a home for hedgehogs In rural areas, the intensification of agriculture and growing field sizes are reducing the prevalence of hedgerows and grasslands where hedgehogs live.