Sentence examples for intensive compound from inspiring English sources

Prior to the 1980s, archeological excavations within current park boundaries were intensive: compound walls were dismantled or demolished, and thousands of artifacts were extracted.

For the less intensive peaks (compound 2), the methylene protons at δ H 4.33 (H2-15) correlated with the carbons at δ C 147.4 (C-1) and 125.6 (C-2); the expected correlation with C-9 was observed for compound 3, but not for 2 (Fig. 2).

The later is the most resource-intensive where compounds are tested at a range of different concentrations, which allows for curve-fitting and determination of the potencies.

Under low nitrogen regimes, N. attenuata plants grew slower and had lower levels of nitrogen-intensive defense compounds than plants grown under high nitrogen levels [ 31].

Currently the intensive studies on compounds 7, 16, 14 and 20 including the detailed structure activity relationship and the anti-inflammatory mechanism are in progress.

Although these pre-treatment methods reduced biomass recalcitrance and increased surface area (Ibbett et al., 2011), they are energy intensive and release compounds that may inhibit subsequent fermentation.

Note that these calculations disregard downstream processing, which can be capital and energy intensive when separating compounds with similar properties, such as mixed VFA.

A Black Hawk helicopter circled the compound under intensive small-arms fire.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The highest-ranking international military commander in Afghanistan has categorically denied any American or NATO responsibility for the deaths of at least 17 women and children after nearly seven hours of intensive airstrikes near their compound in eastern Afghanistan, in the latest development in a case that has greatly raised tensions with the Afghan government.

Liebig's introduction of this new method of analysis led to a decade of intensive investigation of organic compounds, both by Liebig and by his students.

These compounds revealed intensive structured photoluminescence (PL) related to the intrinsic radiation transition in the f-f electronic shell of the Eu3+ ions.