Within this issue, we have a collage of overlapping, complementary, yet sometimes contradictory accounts of what happened during the breathtakingly diverse and intense development of this still growing field over the past twenty years.
It has also revived a practice once renowned across the former Soviet bloc — the intense development of child athletes with the sole goal of grooming them for Olympic medals and other world championships.
In this context, this paper's research has focused on the historical evolution of socio-ecological dynamics and ecosystem services in a Mediterranean coastal landscape, characterized by the intense development of recent decades and the high biodiversity value.
(See also, Hegel's aesthetics) Hegel was writing in a time of intense development of ideas about the arts.
The fractured zones are defined by intense development of conductive fractures and recognized in the megasplay fault zone and its hangingwall, but there is no such zone in the footwall (Figure 4).
Specific areas are identified: local geosystems of urban territories with intense development of natural-technogenic exogenous geological processes which require analysis of the evolution of the geological environment and engineering technical work in order to minimize the negative technogenic load.
In that event, they hold out the prospect that Iran would immediately start intense development of nuclear capability.
Intense development of human economic activity, including agricultural and animal production, as well as leather processing industries is associated with the discharge of by-products into the environment.
There is also an intense development of small molecule drugs and recombinant enzyme therapies in this area.
To overcome these limitations of conventional transplantation methods, there has been intense development of scaffolds that promote in situ cell retention and avoid non-specific cell homing.
