Sentence examples for intensive single from inspiring English sources

It was his first success – and he went on to complete his GCSEs in an intensive, single year.

There were insufficient studies to identify the attributes of effective interventions, but both brief and intensive single risk factor interventions produced short-term increases in PA.

The times for the compute intensive single CPU core benchmarks are listed in Table 2 and it can be seen that the speed penalty for running programs inside a virtual machine usually varies between 5% and 10%.

In the Raman spectra of one-layer graphene besides allowed in the first-order scattering processes of G band, which is caused by twofold degenerated valence intra-layer vibrations of C-atoms, intensive single two-phonon 2D band is observed [7].

Equally promising, if not more so, are the possibilities the GamePad presents for intensive, single-player gaming.

Intensive, single-use systems do not offer the same opportunities for people and biodiversity to co-exist harmoniously as the traditional multiple-use systems.

The study employs an intensive single-case methodology, where the findings are based on qualitative data gathered on a Public Private Partnership (PPP) -based school property procurement in Finland.

Transitioning from a highly labour-intensive mobile, multiple-value production system toward a sedentary, capital intensive single-output development model may appear to achieve resource efficiencies for that particular output (usually meat), but this narrows the range of products delivered by the system at the expense of overall social and environmental health" (McGahey et al. 2014, 20).

To explore this paradox in more detail, production from Tamourt Goungel under the traditional multi-use system will be compared to the expected yields under the intensive single-use system proposed by the World Bank Projet de Gestion des Ressources Naturelles en Zone Pluviale (PGRNP/MDRE 1999).

Taken together the findings indicate that intensive single-sludge denitrification for treating RAS effluents is technically feasible, and that the process appears to be a cost-effective solution to reducing both the nutrient and the organic loads generated by intensive fish farms.

Clearly each behavior does not receive nearly as much emphasis as it would in an intensive single-behavior approach, and although the intervention changed the theme of the spots weekly, it's possible multiple, different messages might be confusing to some listeners.