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The maps and field data secured furnish the basis for range improvement and more intensive range management.
OUR NATIONAL FORESTSRICHARD H. DOUAI BOERKERThe game can be made more intensive by the leader if he drawls out the "r" in either Crows or Cranes.
GAMES AND PLAY FOR SCHOOL MORALEVARIOUSThe nearer the college of agriculture library is to the university library, the more intensive should its collections become.
PAPERS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION HELD AT OTTAWA, CANADA JUNE 26-JULY 2, 1912VARIOUSIn other words, is the coffee habit becoming more intensive as well as more extensive?
ALL ABOUT COFFEEWILLIAM H. UKERSThe more intensive use, through new machinery and devices, of the supply which we have.
CONSERVATION THROUGH ENGINEERINGFRANKLIN K. LANEThis all means more intensive policing of the highway by the responsible authorities with added costs in maintenance budgets.
NORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETINGNORTHERN NUT GROWERS ASSOCIATIONAs the election approached the work along all lines grew more intensive.
THE HISTORY OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE, VOLUME VIVARIOUSA species is more intensive than the genus to which it belongs but less extensive.
THE CLASSIFICATION OF PATENTSUNITED STATES PATENT OFFICEAll of these various savings could be invested in more intensive study of elements.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MANAGEMENTL. M. GILBRETHThis supply can be increased under favourable conditions—but only up to a certain point—by longer hours and more intensive work.
THE ACCUMULATION OF CAPITALROSA LUXEMBURG