In literary discourse, "intensive" is employed in a variety of ways to signal concentration, heightened emphasis, and a degree of thoroughness. In works concerned with scientific inquiry and observation, the term characterizes a rigorous, methodical approach—illustrated by its use in discussing scientific observation and the balance between broad and concentrated thought [1, 2]. In the realm of grammar and linguistics, "intensive" pinpoints pronouns that amplify the noun they modify, thereby accentuating meaning and clarity in the language [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]. Meanwhile, in philosophical and economic treatises the word conveys notions of degree and magnitude intrinsic to phenomena, as seen in distinguished writings on quality and quantity [9, 10, 11]. The term also appears in cultural and historical narratives to describe concentrated efforts, such as those related to the study of antiquity, coffee cultivation, or rigorous training regimens [12, 13, 14, 15].