intensification

The lack of intensification in some of the most valuable real-estate in the world is absurd.

'Enhanced' certainly refers to intensification or increase, but also has strongly positive associations.

Norman Borlaug's green revolution did happen without GMOs - it was all about breeding (e.g for shorter stems) and intensification of nutrient inputs.

Analysis of the large-scale environment reveals that the air-sea thermodynamic state has become more favorable for storm intensification, and thereby expansion, over that region.

Yes of course, people contribute to the intensification in wildly different degrees.

This intensification is really a symptom of the race to the bottom.

Well, we're back to square one: each and every one of us contributes to its intensification or mitigation through our decisions.

On a separate note, I have the intensification problem in my personal work as well.

The intensification of experience sounds familiar to me.

Have they improved intensification in the urban core?

> each and every one of us contributes to its intensification or mitigation through our decisions.

> [...] every one of us contributes to its intensification or mitigation through our decisions.

Of course everyone, everyone, contributes to its intensification, no matter how "green" they are.

As Braverman writes, this “opened up new possibilities for the intensification of labor within the plants, where workers were now anxious to keep their jobs.” These anxious workers were more productive.

* The world needs a paradigm shift in agricultural development: from a "green revolution" to an "ecological intensification" approach.

“The height [of buildings] is going up; density is going up; borough policies and London plan policies are all about intensification and densification of land uses,” [...] People live very close and they don’t travel at all because everything is on their doorstep; the population in one block is so high, it can support all the amenities you could ever want.