In line with this, Mulugeta (2004) and Belayneh (2009) reported that deforestation, farming practices and intensive grazing change soil texture by aggravating soil erosion.
Improvement of PSNR (IPSNR) achieved through compression in optimal operation point (OOP), where IPSNR is maximal, can reach dB if a compressed image does not contain too much texture regions and noise is intensive [25].
Molin's paintings show intensive mechanical strokes and meticulous details, with both texture and layers revealing a sense of industrialism, displaying minimal, abstract aesthetics that transpose an obvious artistic charm.
The very rubbery texture of cheeses like Gruyère comes from more intensive cooking.
Having so many feather-β-keratin genes on chromosomes 25 and 27 indicates intensive gene duplications that probably contributed to increased differences in textures and rigidity of feather types.
The free-standing geometry and well-aligned textures of graphene monolith are persevered even after an intensive KOH activation at 973 K, although the frame structure is slightly disordered.
Recognizing the parts of a moving train using computer vision models based on color and texture with deformable curve segmentation models is a challenging and computationally intensive.
Another performance implication of the basic design is that finding the BSDF at a ray intersection is more computationally intensive than it is in Tenderers that don't expend as much effort filtering textures and computing ray differentials.
Another performance implication of this design approach is that finding the BSDF at a ray intersection is more computationally intensive than it is in renderers that do not expend as much effort filtering textures and computing ray differentials.
That allows the food to retain more color, texture, taste and nutrition than it does when subjected to the more heat-intensive conventional methods used in canning and bottling.
