Sentence examples for intensive at from inspiring English sources

A species comparison study was established in 1995 in the Lower Coastal Plain of southern Georgia and northern Florida, in which loblolly and slash pine plots were paired for combinations of planting density (741 3706 trees/ha) and management intensity (operational and intensive) at nine locations.

Deep commit histories - make 'git blame' really slow... the git blame algorithm is not simple, and very CPU intensive at the best of times.

"Only now, one year later, am I really able to apply a lot of it because it was so intensive at the time.

Conceding that waste is a less efficient fuel than coal, he counters that the energy produced is far less carbon intensive, at just 275g of CO2 per KWh.

More than half the class had to repeat one of the required seminars in a monthlong intensive at the end of the last school year.

One concern is that "these plants are very energy intensive at a time when California is attempting to lead efforts to reduce global warming," said Jim Metropulos, the club's water expert.

A therapist used to 50-minute hours, he said, might balk when told to go into schools and homes and act as part of the community; so might the director of a 140-bed treatment center when the emphasis shifts to intensive at-home services.

The monitoring is also labor-intensive: at $10 a day, Pro Tech's system costs twice as much as traditional electronic monitoring.

Recruiting methods such as these are more resource-intensive at a time when there is a lot of pressure on managers to get staff in quickly to their frontline roles.

And Tillery has held songwriting intensives at the Berklee College of Music and the Stanford Jazz Workshop.

Intensives at School of American Ballet, American Ballet Theater and the Ailey School cost $2,300 to $2,800, before room and board, though many companies offer scholarships.