Sentence examples for particularly intensive from inspiring English sources

The principal rice regions surround the Mekong and the Tonle Sap, with particularly intensive cultivation in Bătdâmbâng, Kâmpóng Cham, Takêv, and Prey Vêng provinces.

Jason C. Neff of the University of Colorado and colleagues show that dust accumulation increased greatly in the 19th century and suggest that Western settlement, particularly intensive grazing by livestock, is responsible.

The political conditioning was particularly intensive for the men, almost all of whom served as conscripts in the Soviet military, in which the anti-Western message was a large part of the martial curriculum.

An important policy implication is that extension of the single market to the services industries, which are particularly intensive in the use of information technology, will be essential for the removal of barriers to the knowledge economy.

(One such phosphor frequently used is a calcium halophosphate incorporating a heavy-metal activator.) This 254-nanometre mercury radiation is particularly intensive at low mercury vapour pressures (around 10−5 atmosphere) used in low-pressure discharge lamps.

It's a particularly intensive time; student choreographers are allotted 15 hours of studio time, which, in Mr. Martins's estimation, is the middle ground between how long it took Balanchine to choreograph (one minute of a dance per hour of rehearsal) and Jerome Robbins (one minute in five hours).

Niacin has been associated with modest adverse effects on glycemic control [ 38], and statin therapy (particularly intensive-dose) has been associated with concerns regarding increased risk of developing diabetes [ 39– 41].

Much of that weakness concentrated in the industrial sector which is particularly energy intensive, particularly short falls in some of China's most energy intensive sectors.

Corporate corruption cases involving accounting improprieties are particularly labor intensive.

Marijuana is considered particularly water intensive compared to other crops.

In the area known as The Potteries, the local industry is particularly energy intensive.