Only for theintensively managed city forests of Zürich and the cantonal forests of Bern are more accurate data available.
The more intensivelymanaged city forests mentioned spend on their management $6 and even $7 per acre, while most of the State forests keep their expenditures within $2.
It is generally conceded that both the science and art of forestry are most thoroughly developed and most intensively applied throughout Germany.
A person applies himself sufficiently to the understanding of the teaching of faith when he takes care that, both extensively or in quantity and intensively or in quality, his knowledge is all that is required of him.
As to the degree of knowledge that one must possess intensively (i.
Thus, it may be understood to mean a love that is subjectively or intensively great, as when one loves God with much fervor and affection.
Despite limited natural resources, Israel has intensively developed its agricultural and industrial sectors over the past 20 years.
Following the Treaty of Kanagawa with the US in 1854, Japan opened its ports and began to intensively modernize and industrialize.
Following the Treaty of Kanagawa with the United States in 1854, Japan opened its ports and began to intensively modernize and industrialize.
Most of all must this process be made effective if the development is taken up intensively in the shape of introversion.
Cottontails use their home range most intensively in winter when they are forced to move long distances in poor cover, searching for food.
The home range is used most intensively near centers of activity that are near woodland edges or in other areas of good cover.
Observing the cities upon the other satellites, many scientists studied intensively the problem of space navigation, and finally there was some commerce between the two outer satellites at favorable times.
The book points out in a practical way the possibilities of a very small farm intensively cultivated.
The author piles fact upon authenticated instance and successful experiment upon proved example, until there is no doubt what can be done with land intensively treated.
The defoliation caused by walkingsticks generally occurs on upland sites in stands which are not of high value or intensively managed.
Damage has been especially severe in Louisiana and Mississippi where thousands of acres of cottonwood plantations are intensively managed.
Investment has advanced bothintensively and extensively in a series of great waves.
The best uses are grades a, b, and c, in M; but after M has been utilized intensively down to d, N will begin to be utilized at its highest point.
In the effort to increase the quantity of products, labor is applied first more intensively to the better agents.
Sidenote: Complementary agents used intensively show diminishing returns] When labor is applied to an agent, either to improve the Quality or to increase the quantity, it is subject to the law of diminishing returns.
The best agents that are available are naturally used first, but as they are more intensively used there is increasing inconvenience.
A good deal of our farm land is undoubtedly too intensivelyused now in view of present and prospective commodity prices and wages.
Never, in fact, does man's soul so intensively will as in the time when it is occupied in bringing the body into an upright position, and never again does it exert its strength with the same unconsciousness of the goal to which it strives.
The peculiar nature of the warmer regions of the earth enables the spirit to reveal itself more intensively than is possible in the temperate zone.
While this power to grasp thought intensively is very valuable, we should also have the power to grasp the thought rapidly and comprehensively.
If they have read the first four staves of the carol in a general way, they will be in a better position to study intensively the last stave, or chapter, which is the lesson in the Reader.
Each of these movements is treated as intensively as time permits.
The C-5, newest of the non-rigid airships built for the Navy, was stationed at Montauk, and there one night a group of officers sat intensively studying charts and weather maps.
His disposition to study intensively will be encouraged 5.
His disposition to study intensivelywill be encouraged If the teacher expects the class to deal more intensively than the text with the matters discussed in the lesson, a few advance questions will be of great assistance.
It has steadily grown both intensively and extensively, both in clearness and certainty of conviction and in universality of application, as the human mind has developed and human experience has been systematised and enlarged.
They were merely hunting for iron--a highly organized, intensively specialized operation to find a raw material they needed desperately.
Sweating with the mental effort, he blocked out the too-near, too-bright stars and studied intensively those that were left.
A much larger number of individuals was intensively studied on a tract of land, owned by Sophia Damm, situated 12 miles west and one and one-half miles north of Lawrence in the northwestern quarter of Douglas County, Kansas.
The Arisians--especially after atomic energy freed them from physical labor--devoted themselves more and ever more intensively to the exploration of the limitless possibilities of the mind.
The ship, even though it was on a regularly-scheduled commercial flight, would be scanned intensively and continuously from the moment of entering Norheiman radar range.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "intensively" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: depth; hotly; thoroughly
