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being either intensive or extensive,
according to how the
property changes when the size (or extent) of the
system changes. The
terms "
intensive and extensive...
-
intensive is built.
Intensives are
usually lexical formations, but
there may be a
regular process for
forming intensives from a root.
Intensive formations, for...
- An
intensive care unit (ICU), also
known as an
intensive therapy unit or
intensive treatment unit (ITU) or
critical care unit (CCU), is a
special department...
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comes to
controlling expenses,
labor intensive businesses have an
advantage over
those that are
capital intensive and
require a
large investment in capital...
- damp squid, for all
intensive purposes: 14 'eggcorns' to make you laugh". www.metro.co.uk.
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August 2022. "'For All
Intensive Purposes': An Eggcorn"...
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Intensive agriculture, also
known as
intensive farming (as
opposed to
extensive farming), conventional, or
industrial agriculture, is a type of agriculture...
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Intensive care medicine,
usually called critical care medicine, is a
medical specialty that
deals with
seriously or
critically ill
patients who have,...
- An
intensive outpatient program (IOP), also
known as an
intensive outpatient treatment (IOT) program, is a
structured non-residential
psychological treatment...
- (or "capital deepening")
pushes up the
productivity of labor.
Capital intensive societies tend to have a
higher standard of
living over the long run....
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Intensive stage, or by its full name,
predominantly intensive stage of ac****ulation
pertains to one of the
periodizations of capitalism, as
proposed by...
