Far Eastern countries trace their seminal cultural influence to China, which had intensive agriculture.
Unlike dairy systems which have intensive management and veterinary input, the traditional production systems under which zebu cattle are raised are largely non-interventional with little or no disease control at the farm level.
They point to findings such as the sharp decline in farmland birds and small mammals and pollinators, which has accompanied intensive farming in the UK.
Recently, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) has shown high controllability in the synthesis of various 2D materials, which has inspired intensive investigations into CVD growth of 2D heterostructures.
The new scheme employs a three-dimensional chaotic Baker map, which has more intensive chaotic characters than the two-dimensional one.
According to Chris Kraft, principal of Duff Miller College in Kensington, which has run intensive one-week Easter revision courses since the 1980s, it is not only the Year 13 A2 pupils who are showing greater drive to get their best grades in June.
Moreover, some species of microorganism had acquired resistance to applied biocides[64], which has led intensive research towards formulation of potent biocides.
Riau province which has suffered intensive deforestation for palm oil and paper could surely use focussed attention.
In O. tsutsugamushi, high level of gene loss has taken place like in other obligate intracellular bacteria, but massive amplification of various mobile elements has also taken place, which has induced intensive genome shuffling and generated a large number of repeated genes.
The family asked that the boy be transferred here to Hadassah University Hospital -- Ein Kerem, which has a pediatric intensive care unit and neurosurgeons.
