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intensification::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | step-up, increase |
| Has types | focalisation, focalization, focusing, aggravation, roughness, exacerbation |
| Derivation | intensify |
Examples of intensification
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The rapid intensification of Tomas caught many citizens in St. Vincent off guard.
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Ike began to show signs of intensification once more during the late night hours.
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After a brief re-intensification trend, Dolly again weakened due to wind shear.
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However, most forecast models did not show further intensification of the system.
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It's a matter of getting some intensification and some greenfields development.
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Watershed responses to Amazon soya bean cropland expansion and intensification.
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The recent intensification of protests in Iran has been met with more arrests.
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Past studies have suggested the layer can both favor and suppress intensification.
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Intensification of Northern Hemisphere subtropical highs in a warming climate.
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- Action that makes something stronger or more extreme
- The act of increasing the contrast of (a photographic film)
- Increase the supply of housing in locations that reduce housing and transportation costs, such as Transit-Oriented Development, brownfields, and commercial corridors.
- (agricultural): Process by which additional labor, capital or other inputs are used to increase agricultural production on a given unit of land.
- An increase in the product derived from a unit of land or labor.
- Is also seen in v. 4: "laughing" is a word which can seem almost playful, scoffing carries rather the idea of scorn and derision.
- The increase of dwelling densities above that which was there previously, including infill and urban consolidation.
- Increases in labour productivity through managerial and organizational changes.
- Adding additional anti-HIV drugs to an existing treatment regimen, usually because that regimen failed to adequately control HIV replication.
