Sentence examples for technological intensification from inspiring English sources

Technological intensification of agricultural practices (i.e., tractors) can impact site preservation even if the landuse category remained unchanged.

Below, we address three main aspects of this change, namely (1) the technological intensification of camel husbandry, (2) the commodification of camel products and (3) the establishment of new social relations around camel husbandry.

Agroecology can be seen as part of a broader approach to sustainable intensification focusing on ecological (or eco-functional) and knowledge intensification alongside technological intensification.

Is another round of technical intensification needed to raise productivity?

Forms of cultural resistance arose among refugees around technological change and intensification, where some are against the use of tanker trucks to water camels, which 'corrupts nomadic life'.

These regularities are basic for the intensification of technological processes.

Over the last century, there has been a significant increase in food production resulting from agricultural intensification and technological advances in breeding.

The technological package for crop intensification includes intercropping of millet and beans, improved seeds, various improved cultural practices, fertilization, and pest control; increasing emphasis has been put in production within farming systems and the rotation of leguminous/cereals, notably niebe/millet.

The authors propose that aquaculture could fill the gap between future supply and demand but that such intensification will require technological advances to ensure that the increased production does not have a negative environmental impact, for example, by significantly lowering the FIFO rates.

The 'CO2 Energy Reactor' applies the principles of process integration and process intensification to achieve the technological leap needed to make mineral carbonation industrially feasible.

This increased production could be met through three means: the expansion of sugar cane plantations, the intensification of cultivation and technological innovations.