Sentence examples for were not intensive from inspiring English sources

One of the most far-reaching was the perfection of diesel traction as a more efficient alternative to steam and as a more cost-effective option than electrification where train movements were not intensive.

In soils under Alpine lady fern influence, these indices values were lower and the podzolisation processes were not intensive enough to form spodic horizons.

The reason, we learn in Josh Ozersky's recent column for Time, is not intensive farming, as some had assumed.

Agricultural exploitation of mountain lands, therefore, is not very productive and generally is not intensive, being mainly confined to light or seasonal grazing by cattle, goats, and sheep.

Late Holocene warming was not intensive.

In the beginning the headache is not intensive.

They suggest that the land use was not intensive and was not able to substantially modify the natural cover and cyclic renewal of the soils and the vegetation.

Reduced form estimates indicate that implementation of educational reform (extensive margin) is relevant to explain teenage fertility decisions, while its progress and expansion is not (intensive margin).

Since the motions of the faces are not intensive and the facial appearances are not heavily changed, the features extracted from consecutive frames are highly correlated and the results achieve a very impressive tracking rate.

Cortazar et al. (2001) added the information of geology and technology to the model of Brennan and Schwartz (1985) to evaluate a copper mine, but the study was not intensive.

However it is possible that the intervention was not intensive enough to bring about change in this vulnerable group.