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Chip manufacturing demands specialized equipment and it's also highly capital intensive, meaning it requires a lot of money to do it.
"The new chip designs are more capital intensive, meaning they'll need to add capacity" and, thus, buy more manufacturing gear, he says.
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The process used to produce most ethanol is energy-intensive, meaning, at least for now, heavy use of fossil fuels.
The reason for this possibly unintuitive fact is that temperature is an intensive property, meaning that any body with a temperature is such that all its spatial parts must have the same temperature.[4] This condition can only be established at thermodynamic equilibrium, so bodies only have temperatures when they are in thermodynamic equilibria.
This is a legitimate approach because RARP is a highly equipment-intensive procedure, meaning that patients will not undergo RARP if they do not have access to the hospitals with robotic technology.
Along with the Galapagos sea lion and the extinct Japanese sea lion, the California sea lion belongs to the genus Zalophus, which derives from the Greek words za, meaning "intensive," and lophus, meaning "crest".
For example, the intervention may have led to increased attrition due to more intensive follow-up, meaning that patients who would have provided data in the pre-intervention period dropped out from the post-intervention period.
In situ hybridisation with nematodes is a labour intensive process meaning that it was not feasible to analyse most of the sequences.
And, of course, golf grasses require intensive turf management -- meaning heavy watering and heavy application of pesticides and other chemicals, which leach into the soil and the city's groundwater.
While BoJack originally interpreted the statement as "I see you"—a phrase to express acknowledgement and acceptance of physical presence, which Beatrice rarely expressed— he realized, during his monologue, that she was reading a sign that read "ICU," meaning the "Intensive Care Unit" of a hospital.
Growing local grain is labor-intensive and usually organic, meaning cheap pesticides are not an option, and it is done on a small scale, meaning it lacks the economies of agribusiness.
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