(Matt Mullican has been exploring similarly symbol-intensive terrain, in different visual terms, for nearly 30 years).
After all, the ICC budget has to pay for staff salaries, building rental, global travel, intensive investigations in often hostile terrain, translators, for the defence teams, for legal aid for defendants and victims and so on.
The undulating topography of the terrain, combined with intensive field-crops cultivation, leads to problems of soil erosion.
Moreover, eradicating all resistance in the North's forbidding terrain would be "boots intensive".
Speleology and karst geomorphology are making important contributions to evolution of landscapes, thanks to more refined dating techniques, more specialized and advanced instruments, and intensive studies of caves and karst terrains.
Dharapuram represents a part of the semi-arid hard, rock terrains in Tamil Nadu with intensive agricultural practices.
Given the geological history of the Azores, with many periods of intensive volcanic activity (sometimes involving catastrophic losses of terrain), it is reasonable to assume that extinction has played an important role in shaping the current phylogeographic patterns observed for the study species.
Another factor that would have inhibited the export of full-scale intensive wet rice agriculture was the nature of the early Holocene coastal terrain of East Asia, following the very dramatic postglacial rise of sea level.
With the increasing of DEM resolution, the Digital Terrain Analysis (DTA) has become one of the computing-intensive tasks in GIS.
Intensive land management such as removing vegetation (e.g. final cuttings) exposes terrains to water and wind induced erosion.
On 18 December 1967, following their intensive training, soldiers of the VPA 41st Special Forces Battalion launched the first phase of their operation by conducting terrain reconnaissance and watching activities on Lima Site 85 to learn their opponent's routines.
