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For longer measures, a tensive measure such as a string or rope was used.

We have finally isolated two causal factors, after decades of in- tensive effort.

The effect of a low salt diet is unclear with any benefit in either hypertensive or normal tensive people being small if present.

In an in tensive care unit, to boot, not one nurse in sight.

Railly was mounting an in- tensive search.

With Claude Zilberberg, he developed a tensive semiotics.

In abnormal cases of such in- tensive borrowed emotions, which cling to objects emptied of their erstwhile effective meaning, we speak of fetishism.

The frond-like limbs of ganja strains result from ex- tensive compound branching so that by the time floral clusters form they grow from tertiary or quaternary limbs.

In a few weeks after I went to Baltimore, Master Hugh hired me to Mr. William Gardner, an ex- tensive ship-builder, on Fell's Point.

For more than 20 years, Claude Zilberberg has been analysing the effects of applying tensive modelling (which he introduced, with Jacques Fontanille) as an overlay onto the foundation of Greimasian semiotic theory.

After bout a week or so, they move me to another part of the hospital where everbody be put so's they can get well, but ever day I gone back to the tensive care ward an set for a wile with Dan.

Flim- flam's spilling his guts: His Highness has rather an ex- tensive operation-child labor in his rice paddies and mines, child prostitution, and a child farm where the healthiest are kept that way until someone can pay for the organ they need.