Sentence examples for intensification aimed from inspiring English sources

Ecological intensification aimed at simultaneously closing these two gaps requires process-level understanding and system-level quantification of current efficiency of the use of land and other production factors at multiple scales (field, farm, landscape, regional and global economy).

This brief perspectives article presents a discussion of these challenges in the context of reviewing our recent research efforts in unconventional microreactor design approaches for process intensification aimed at combining the advantages of microreactors and microfabrication with more conventional materials and fabrication techniques.

A new twist on the classic 2011 fragrance Neroli Portofino, this intensification aims to transport the wearer to a leisurely boat ride off the coast of Italy.

Agroecological intensification aims at improving productivity and efficiency through better farm management, improved stability and diversity of yields and enhanced use of local resources.

Process intensification aims at the realization of processes that are only limited by reaction kinetics, but not anymore on hydrodynamics [3].

This study examined responses of amphibians breeding in Mediterranean temporary ponds to a gradient of agricultural intensification, aiming to identify land uses and management prescriptions favouring the conservation of these habitats in farmed landscapes.

With a particular focus on environmental sustainability through an ecosystem approach, sustainable crop production intensification aims to maximize options for crop production intensification through the management of biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Process intensification is aimed at reducing energy consumption and capital investment, as well as achieving environmental benefits by integrating different processes.

Membrane assisted hybrid separations offer tremendous potential for process intensification which aims at increasing resource efficiency as well as decreasing operating and capital costs.

Sustainable crop production intensification (SCPI) aims to increase crop production per unit area, taking into consideration all relevant factors affecting productivity and sustainability, including social, political, economic and environmental impacts.

In this paper a multi-level, multi-scale framework for process synthesis-intensification that aims to make the process more sustainable than a base-case, which may represent a new process or an existing process, is presented.