Sentence examples for intensively high from inspiring English sources

The design of the target itself and the attachment was optimized with FE-analysis and was intensively high heat tested up to a double overload.

The equivalent plastic strain was intensively high at the groove bottom where a coarse single thread was traversed by bottom of multiple threads, that might cause some surface defects.

Our empirical profiling reveals that green jobs use more intensively high-level cognitive and interpersonal skills compared to non-green jobs.

Finally, the average use of instant messaging in the team also moderated the relationship such that at low levels of MTM, R&D teams whose members use instant messaging intensively attain higher performance while at high levels of MTM an intense use of instant messaging is associated with lower team performance.

He was born in Moscow in 1974 to two computer engineers and studied math intensively in high school before attending Bauman Moscow State Technical University.

In particular, P. nathusii might focus on the overall insect abundance, as these bats foraged most intensively at high insect abundance values irrespective of the crop height (Fig. 6).

Ocean recorded his vocals alone for several months, striving intensively for high performance standards, before rejoining Malay for the album's production.

Similarly, east-to-west highways are typically even-numbered, with the lowest numbers in the north, where roads were first improved most intensively, and highest in the south.

Results show that labor-migrant households farm less intensively, have higher rural cash income, own more consumer assets, and depend less on biophysical resources for fuel than non-labor-migrant households.

This finding resonates with previous research, which demonstrated that patients who were enrolled in interventions and were cared for more intensively scored higher, especially when interventions were tailored to special elements of the CCM.

These results are inferior to those previously reported for TIP in a single-centre study when it was given more intensively, at higher dose and with growth factor support.