Sentence examples for intensive penetration from inspiring English sources

From about 770 to about 830, commercial explorers began an intensive penetration of the Volga region.

Pepi I initiated a policy of intensive penetration of Nubia, south of the First Nile Cataract.

Future distribution systems will have to deal with an intensive penetration of distributed energy resources ensuring reliable and secure operation according to the smart grid paradigm.

The aim is to help intensive penetration of piezoelectric energy harvesting generated into the grid by reducing the electrical power consumption during periods of maximum demand (peak demand hours) on the power utility at the lowest cost (peak shaving service).

As shown in Fig. 6, transforming factor reflects the process of integration of energy-intensive industries, while penetration factor represents the acceptability of providing AS for power system.

We can conclude that our patients with PML had a poor prognosis despite intensive cART with good penetration in CSF.

One measure designed for this purpose, the Diabetes Eating Problem Survey (DEPS) (15), was created before the current era of extensive penetration of intensive insulin therapy and availability of multiple insulin analogs.

There has been no similar traction in emerging markets (excluding China, which has a mature marketplace lending industry) as the companies frequently have limited access to capital (alternative lending is highly capital-intensive), low-quality data (low penetration of credit histories) and scarce infrastructure, while the level of consumer sophistication is not on par with the U.S. or Europe.

The intensive skin cell CNT interaction studies emphasize that penetration of CNTs is still not understood.

While some face-to-face approaches have achieved promising outcomes, they are costly and resource-intensive to provide, restricting their reach and penetration.

This is the most sustained and intensive ongoing effort we have to chronicle the penetration of the internet into everyday life, and although it only surveys the US, many of its findings seem to be echoed in other industrialised countries, including ours.