Sentence examples for most intensive in from inspiring English sources

It is known that all forms of the herring and most members of the genera Alosa and Clupeonella do not feed during the spawning season; feeding is most intensive in the summer after spawning and less so in spring before spawning.

The results show that gas mixing is most intensive in the stripper core.

The increase of the drought hazard is expected to be the most obvious and most intensive in the twenty-first century.

Management was most intensive in the vicinity of the village built-up area up to a distance of 300 400 m.

The impacts from agricultural developments were most intensive in the central and northern West Coast (McSweeney 1982), but the steep gorge environment and difficult access has minimised such land-use changes in the Mokihinui gorge and thereby preserved vegetation types that may once have occurred in other catchments.

The obtained experimental results show that as the global equivalence ratio increases, the combustion oscillation becomes more regular and frequent which is the most intensive in the vicinity of the fuel jet and the periodic combustion oscillation is more possible when the injectors and flame-holding cavity are mounted on the expansion-side wall.

Pattern matching is the most intensive task in the detection process in terms of CPU time and memory.

For nearly three years, he had evaded capture in one of the most intensive manhunts in Japanese history to find the killer of the British teacher Lindsay Hawker.

The conformational-sensitive amide I and amide II bands are the most intensive bands in the spectra of SPhMDPOBn in pristine and adsorbed states.

The most intensive radiation in the latter took place in savannahs, with one shift to the forest habitat detected in MOTU 23 (M. cf. gratus).

Onto that neutral country, widening the war in Vietnam, he unleashed the most intensive bombing in history up to that time.