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The X-ray scattering on voids was most intensive for the PE125 sample; however, the differences in intensities between specimens are difficult to estimate from Fig.  7.

Cultural impact began 3500 years ago during the Bronze Age, but was most intensive between AD 1600 and AD 1900.

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

When selection was most intensive (highest ranking) the rate of genetic progress per annum was 1.51 to 1.73 as great as when it was least intensive (from top sixth or top third).

Activity in this period was most intensive and most voluminous.

This result is consistent with the change in the strike of the NAF west of 25° E. Further west, activity was most intensive beneath the Singitic Gulf, Greece.

Land is most costly, and hence land use is most intensive, toward the centre.

The variability is minimal at 99°W, where the current is most intensive.

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

That education is most intensive during spring training, when teams generally provide breakfast, lunch, snacks, water and sports drinks, and days are predictable — stretching in the morning followed by practice, then games played in the early afternoon.

One might first consider classes of patents where patent activity is most intensive, such as high-tech patents.