Sentence examples for intensive region from inspiring English sources
The article deals with the problems of the urbanized environment appearing as a result of intensive region developing.
After the small resistive disturbance is removed in the initial phase of the simulation (at (T=4)), the thinning of the current sheet spontaneously starts around the most intensive region of the small resistive disturbance, leading to the enhancement of the current-driven anomalous resistivity assumed after (T=4).
Long Island already is one of the state's most technology intensive regions.
The intensive regions of line shapes were considered to be the boundary walls.
It will especially seek projects in "energy intensive" regions where the power supply may be limited, or strained by harsh weather for example.
Using a threshold computed based on the value distribution of the Hough space, the intensive regions were segmented as shown in Fig. 8b.
After the Hough transform is implemented on the LiDAR datasets, a connected-component-labelling (CCL) algorithm is applied to classify the segmented intensive regions of the Hough space into several distinguishable blocks.
Given the occurrence of destructive earthquakes in seismically intensive regions, the resultant human and financial losses, and the scientific inability to predict earthquakes, investigations into earthquake early warning systems (EEWSs), and their development are critical requirements.
All five Giardia U-snRNA candidates are found in transcriptionally intensive regions (rich in open reading frames) of the genome; most of them overlap with protein-coding genes on the antisense strands.
Only two of Japan's 50 nuclear reactors are in operation: the No. 1 and No. 2 units at Ohi, which provide electricity for the populous and industry-intensive region around Kyodo and Osaka.
Wind investors have called for long-distance transmission lines between the nation's wind-intensive regions, mostly in the Great Plains and Texas, and its biggest population centers, mostly on the coasts.
