To mitigate this impact, strategic mixtures of intensive cropland and small-scale afforestation in landscapes provide the greatest potential to reduce degradation (especially soil erosion) and to secure water while minimizing opportunity costs for crop growth.
Seven studies were on pharmaceuticals, two were on surgery, one was on a mixture of interventions for intensive care patients, and one was on diagnostic procedures.
In terms of the separation of a binary azeotropic mixture of acetonitrile and water, intensive comparisons are made between the conventional and heat-integrated PSD processes.
In the unruly scenes in Naples's council chamber — reconstructed for the film at Cinecittà in Rome — in which Nottola defeats his enemies through a mixture of personal charisma and intensive backroom machinations, two thousand years seem to melt away as we witness a modern version of the last days of the Roman Republic and the imposition of imperial rule.
The total patient population in our ICU is a mixture of medical and surgical intensive care cases, and the approximate mean number of annual ventilator days during this time period was 4,000.
It was found that direct correlation of intensive properties of mixtures and vapor equilibria data is always much more efficient than a correlation based on complete information.
TPCC workloads are a mixture of read only and update intensive transactions for online shopping.
It has a mixture of agriculture that ranges from the intensive cultivation of cereals and oleaginous plants in the central zone between Bourges and Châteauroux, to the raising of beef, cattle, and goats (for the production of cheese) in the bocage areas of the south, and to viticulture around Sancerre.
A mixture of five pesticides commonly used in intensive agriculture in the southeast of Spain, Methomyl, Dimethoate, Oxamyl, Cymoxanil and Pyrimethanil, has been completely mineralized in a combined solar photocatalytic biological pilot plant.
