The picture of the Southeast that emerges at the time of first European contact is one of intensive cultural change.
Mitigation of grey water pollution by harnessing the available nutrients through green management technology like the Short Rotation Intensive Cultural Plantation System (SRICPS) can be further introduced for sustainable use of wastewater as a resource.
But I can't help thinking that these very critical faculties coupled with the ability to put together an impassioned plea -- precisely what Benedikt demonstrates in her eminently readable essay -- owe something to that kind of indoctrination, or at least to the kind of intensive cultural, cognitive and emotional immersion that Benedikt rails against.
But we don't get paid for that… (Strong Women Worker) One of the strategies for supporting intensive cultural education and practice – with sufficient time and in an appropriate environment is the implementation of 'culture camps'.
Pauleen and Yoong (2001) advise that "cultural tolerance and empathy are basic conditions for communicative openness" (p. 215) and that cross-cultural teams need "more intensive, culturally appropriate, relationship-building strategies using richer communication channels" (p. 217).
Thus efforts to promote circumcision may have to focus primarily on cultural issues rather than benefits or risks of the procedure, and acknowledging the communalism that may persist even after intensive culturally competent educational interventions.
In 1998 the Lisbon World Exposition (Expo '98) was accompanied by the publication of scholarly works related to the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Vasco da Gama in Asia, an outpouring that constituted an unequaled moment of intensive historical, cultural, literary, and artistic research.
To be able to study these interactions first seven landscape functions (residential, intensive livestock, cultural heritage, tourism, plant habitat, arable production, and leisure cycling) are quantified and mapped using landscape indicators.
Mr. Luers applauded the anthology but urged a more coordinated and intensive program of cultural diplomacy.
The Peace Corps had prepared us with two months of intensive language and cultural training, but we still made plenty of mistakes.
This was a time of intensive and varied cultural exchanges, which focused on, for example, the crossroads city of Lyon, turned as much toward Italy as toward Paris, or on the courts of a succession of great royal patrons, such as Marguerite de Navarre (Margaret of Angoulême), in Béarn, and Charles IX, in Paris.
