Sentence examples for intensively occupied from inspiring English sources

A significant difference exists between intensively occupied and moderately occupied areas within time periods.

The difficulty is that the apparently high stocks of land under light use the forests, the water, and energy in various forms are an open invitation to immediate short-term exploitation, and their existence may suggest that the landscape can be more intensively occupied.

One such site is Heartleaf Hammock, where rich well-preserved midden deposits demonstrate that people intensively occupied and used locally available aquatic resources, especially fish, as early as 4400 years ago.

The upper part of the Syrian Euphrates valley has been intensively occupied at least since the Late Natufian period (10,800 9500 BC).

Intensively managed pine occupies 22% of the forest land base in the southeastern United States.

Attwater's prairie chicken (Tympanuchus cupido attwateri), a subspecies that once occupied what is now the intensively farmed land of southern Texas, has been reduced to 22 males in 2001 from a million or more in the early 1900's.

Mr. Davis and Mr. Vick are occupied with the Mozart operas, and intensively so: Mr. Vick is staging all three, and for a short period at the end of this month Mr. Davis will be conducting the three productions on consecutive nights.

Additionally, Poland's accession to EU and related agricultural subsidies caused intensification of farmland activities in previously abandoned or less intensively utilized fields and meadows adjacent to forests occupied by bison.

We used breeding data collected in a central and intensively studied part (40 km2) of the total study area, containing 149 recorded territory sites of which about 90 were occupied per year.

All occupied.

They occupied adjoining seats.