Translation of "Intensiv nutzen" in English

The project will make the most of the European Space Agency's ENVISAT satellite.

Your consciousness and working memory collaborate intensively and they largely use the same areas of the brain.

Pellets started to be used intensively in Western Europe after 1995.

Then the body can use intesnsively the fat depots for an extra long time.

Naturally, the added value of this depends on how intensively engineers use the rating function.

But how intensively do the different generations actually use these new opportunities?

I believe we need to make extensive use of new media.

With the improved market conditions, we must make intensive use of our opportunities to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

Bungert: How intensively we use foreign languages depends on the subject.

To achieve this, we need to make maximum use of every possible funding option.

I think the chemistry is right and we should also use it intensively, right?

Our task is now to make intensive use of the possibilities offered by the amending protocols.

For example, 41 percent of finance leaders in the investment management sector said they are making extensive use of self-service analytics.

Heel will continue to benefit intensively from modern genomics in addition to preclinical and clinical trials.

In addition, students who intensively use social media don't necessarily spend less time studying.

In order to be able to use solar energy so intensively, the building was aligned to the south.

However, the full benefits can only be reaped if employees regularly use the CRM system and use it correctly.

Let us use these hours together intensively and enjoy the moments to the fullest.

CRM systems can only provide added value if employees use the software intensively and correctly.

However, whereas some of our international partners are already making extensive use of the many resources offered by CCIs, the European Union has not yet developed a strategy based on cultural activities.

National and regional authorities must take advantage of these opportunities and make intensive use of the Structural Funds in order to boost employment, SMEs, the spirit of enterprise and work-related training, whilst making their contribution under the cofinancing rules, so that the allocated funds can be utilised in full.

They take the view that the Netherlands occupies a special position in Europe by virtue of its intensive use of space, with high density of people, cattle, traffic and industry. In their view, this situation leads to high emissions per square kilometre.

You need to use the last months of your presidency to get seriously stuck in to supporting the Commissioner and motivating him to do something about this.

But we also have the opportunity to make the most of the period running up to the Olympics and sternly to demand an explanation for the unlawfulness appearing in the area of human rights.

What matters, then, is that we use the next 10 days in working very hard to hammer out a workable compromise.

With regard to the heel-dragging demonstrated by the Council of Transport Ministers, I would suggest that the Commission should now initiate projects to benefit from satellite navigation by drawing up alternative itineraries to sensitive points on our motorways, in order to improve the mobility of citizens and to make the most of this new facility as soon as it is available to us.