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Reports of the paper's imminent death are exaggerated, but it would not be much of a stretch to say that the Times is in intensive care.

course lasting just a week; it's quite an intensive few days!

Several times a year I run a Traders' Camp, a week of intensive classes at remote resorts.

"But we're still in a fairly intensive intelligence gathering and analysis sort of phase, " she said.

She was looking quite healthy on Friday, but she suffered a relapse over the weekend and was taken back into intensive care.

"This investment is a package. It is a result of two months of very intensive negotiations. It cannot be viewed separately, " he said.

I jumped up, rushed down the hall to intensive care and began knocking on the door. "Let me in to see him, " I begged.

Projects are capital-intensive, often have to be located far from consumers and do not generate power around the clock.

Once, Mr. Toyoda checked himself into a hospital for stress brought on by intensive bullying by one of his bosses, people close to him say.

When I walked into the Intensive Care Unit there was an awesome feeling knowing I, too, had been a patient there.

He said there had been no suspected cases in any of the city's intensive-care units.

In this age of intensive media coverage, it is no longer possible for a society to regard any living man or woman as a hero.

It had an open development model long before many other popular distributions, with intensive beta testing and frequent stable releases.

But is it coherent to scaremonger about food security in Europe and yet to call for less intensive (and thus less productive) agriculture?

IDEs are not a good fit for the kind of knowledge-intensive, mixed language style of programming you see under UNIX.

Largely because China is not quite ready to dismantle labor-intensive industries that still provide much-needed jobs at home.

Despite an intensive US-led manhunt, there has not been a credible lead on the Saudi-born al-Qaida leader in years.

This was partly the result of drought. Also important, however, have been higher prices of oil, since modern farming is so energy-intensive.

Six years of intensive training made her a young woman with an iron discipline and a steel mind.

British educational experts tend to agree that you can learn languages just as well, if not better, on intensive courses.

The company was in "intensive care" , he said, but he stressed that its underlying business was sound.

After three years of intensive training, he found he could shoot water accurately up to 10ft from his eyes at will.

A telephone survey of 20 English intensive care units (ICUs) confirmed that visual estimation of patient weight is often performed.

Binary emulation is often suitable for running processor-intensive applications in a production environment.

Depending upon the number of tables and their respective sizes, a join operation can be very resource intensive and time consuming.

How much can be credited to innate talent and how much to intensive training?

By the time this temporary phase of nationalisation is over, governments will have had an intensive course in banking at close quarters.

Greater wealth in South Asia brings with it a soaring demand for food, especially for water-intensive meat and other protein.

Intensive observation is by no means a easy task while it must become the goal for efforts of every photographer.

The point being, this is going to be very, very intensive on the programming side.

In this age of intensive media coverage, it is no longer possible for a society to regard any woman or man as a hero.

They teach you English in an intensive course lasting just a week; it's quite an intensive few days!

It is often not necessary to introduce tool-intensive work products to manage it.

I ha ha on smiling, jump up to jump the rear of going into a bush, figure in a flash, run toward the bush intensive direction. . .

Inspecting Linux kernel and system-level code is likely to be a time-intensive affair and of somewhat limited use in the real world.

With the rapid development of personal financial business, the personal business competition among banks tends to be intensive.

Despite intensive efforts, up to now, none of them have managed to determine the molecular architecture of these proteins.

There is no doubt Foxconn and its peers will be able to automate their labour-intensive processes.

It must have been a week since he'd been admitted. What was he doing in intensive care? Appendicitis was no big deal!

It is a easy-to-handle and high stability method that easy to intensive promotion and factory production with a very important value in use.

Until recently, many hospitals would have resisted steps that moved patients out of intensive care and into a room that costs $800 a day.

Indonesia has not managed to draw investment in the sort of labour-intensive manufacturing for export that fuelled China's boom.

He will have intensive treatment over the next couple of weeks but it is too early to say if he will be fit for the game against Everton.

Language, she said, was the barrier. But with intensive tutoring, she started to notice a shift.

However, there's a price to pay for so faithfully representing an XML document: DOM parsing tends to be memory intensive.

This involves intensive one-to-one tuition, up to 40 hours a week for two years or more.

The high-tech industry is an intensive industry of research and developments, which tends to develop to industrial modularization.

She talks to him at least once a day. Once a month she visits the company for two days of intensive strategy meetings.

This production is often called capital-intensive, but it is really property-intensive, Olson observes.

Some energy-intensive products for export no longer qualify for special tax breaks in an attempt to encourage energy efficiency.

Specific to each industry, open, competitive, labor, technology, capital-intensive, would not be affected as a result of the same intensity.

Aluminium production is energy-intensive, and China is at a competitive disadvantage in terms of electric power supplies.

The aim of this study is to understand the source and causes of nosocomial infection in patients in Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU).

Such an unlimited amount of chi can be seen as Mila and Oa teach an Intensive or hold the space for larger events known as Masters Conclave.

The secretary's visit marks the start of intensive U. S. -Mexico dialogue on the matter.

When some monks enroll in the intensive science programs they have already had a few years of science instruction.

Typical heat sealing systems often require intensive cleaning as the product tends to melt and accumulate in the sealing zone.

A study of a previous sale of ivory suggested it did not lead to more intensive poaching.

Pregnant women are ten times more likely to need care in an intensive care unit when compared with the general population.

'We train our staffers through our intensive program to provide customers with detailed counseling at cosmetics counters, ' he said.

Honors are usually awarded to those exceptional students having completed an honor course that normally takes a year of intensive studies.

that of the American divisions later brought into action after a full year's intensive training.

However, Daqing is a typical resource-based city, and is facing the challenge of depleting resources after forty years of intensive mining.

But she still couldn't breathe on her own and was under critical care in the intensive care unit, Shanghai Daily reported.

Ningwu volcanic basin is one of the important deposit-intensive areas along the Middle-Lower Reaches of Yangtze River metallogenic belt.

However, the Delegation was of the view that such a check-list should be elaborated by Member States before the intensive discussions began.

Every workday is going to start with a huddle at 9am and a plan for the day's activities and an intensive six hours of work.

"It would be a huge blow to our labour-intensive industry, " he said.

If they were invited to be a governor, they would not carry out intensive reform like other new officer.

Though the building is intensive, the appearance of the city of the city of head is still very neat.

But ever has been used as an intensive with rarely for several hundred years, and the construction is common in informal contexts.

PHP is generally referred to as more stable and less resource intensive as well.

It was not just that he thought "intensive measuring and counting" the key to music's future; Stravinsky had got there long before him.

She walked me up and down hills in an intensive tutorial which could never have been booked through commercial agents.

BP bled to bankruptcy would not be good for the American government either, scaring off other firms in capital-intensive industries.

"Suppliers, being as capital intensive as they are, are finding it very hard to cut their cost structure, " he said.

This could happen to any of the diabetic patients particularly the patients on intensive insulin treatment.

this background process can be very resource-intensive, so it can only happen when the storage is at rest.

America's generous subsidies for biofuel have increased the harvest of water-intensive crops that are now used for energy as well as food.

Once the size of the expedition had been determined, it was possible to go ahead with intensive training.

The PGCE prepares graduates for teaching through an intensive one-year full-time programme or two years part-time programme.

Capital Intensive A process or industry that requires large sums of financial resources to produce a particular good .

Creating the tart I wanted, one that recaptured my Paris experience, was not as labor-intensive as I thought it might be.

Trying to root out rules that overlap and override each other is even a more labor-intensive task.

However, research and development for such a device could be a costly, labor-intensive process.

He said that Laos-China friendship is being constantly deepened and the comprehensive cooperation is becoming more extensive and intensive.

Conduct intensive market survey and aviation customers visit to understand the requirement and demand of the aviation industry.

The dual-PIII cpus running at 650MHz make it too slow to be used for "modern" cpu-intensive operations like MPEG video editing and the like.

It is an opportunity for Deeksha Givers to be fully immersed in the teachings and realizations of Oneness, in a very intensive setting.

This question has not received intensive consideration in the literature of any major discipline.

Once the concept of ODS was made, it was applied to the main traditional data-intensive industries, such as telecom, bank and insurance.

He said that trend was likely to continue if more countries turned to coal and other carbon-intensive fuels to meet their energy needs.

The facility is not equipped with intensive care facilities that could deal with any sudden deterioration of his heart condition.

The revenue-intensive sectors of our economy have been slowing down and the big technological gains are coming in revenue-deficient sectors.

if it sounds no intensive, that will means you still don't have make enough exercises. After more practice, it would sound beautiful.

After five days in the intensive care unit, she was transferred to a psychiatric hospital in a good physical condition.

If you have the number of moles and two intensive variables, then you know everything there is to know about the system.

The goal was to see whether we could speed them up at all just by intensive training .

Pilots are also able to sign up for a voluntary intensive program that is held at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.

Honest and strongly adaptable, able to accomplish intensive task and courageous enough to face the new challenge.

Note also that your support for non-revenue-intensive means of health care reform might well go up, for related reasons.

Simulation results show that this protocol possesses the same performances with TESLA under the condition of intensive broadcast rates.

The majority of our region is still traditional, small-scale intensive cultivation of the business model.

Admission to intensive care unit (ICU) was the secondary outcome measure and a surrogate measure of morbidity.

The purpose of this project was to increase the rate of accomplishment on the N2 Clinical Ladder for Intensive Care Unit staff.

The three big companies and Hainan airlines have apparent advantages of operational monopoly, and also intensive competition between them.

chemical industry of natural gas , the leading trade of the company , is a resource - intensive one and restricted by resources.

Colleges and universities, as a knowledge intensive institution, to a great extent, depend on their teachers ability to develop themselves.

Communication with them is not given to people automatically, but is the rare result of intensive practice in the discipline of the path.

The company survived liberalisation, and then prospered, by investing in sophisticated capital-intensive production.

He had a bumper wheat harvest after a year's intensive and meticulous farming.

There was a strong spatial variation in main crops and the planting of main crops was intensive.

despite intensive medical treatment, doctors were forced to amputate the man's legs above the knee and all but one of his fingers.

This intensive, adrenalin-fuelled, intellectual focus produced what was to become the world's best-selling political pamphlet.

The failure of the implantation of the heterogenous deproteinized bone is always due to the intensive immune rejection.

Since this is a Communications Intensive Subject, students will normally be asked to rewrite at least one of the first two papers.

This time round, the credit crisis reduced potential output not in the energy-intensive but in the credit-intensive part of the economy.

Local media said the suspect was under intensive care in a hospital in Taegu.

They will spend up to two hours of their day " garden farming " which is quite a labor intensive process .

Can you comment something to your role? Especially your role is very intensive. And what was the moment worth for you?

Joining a short intensive course could produce better results than joining a course that takes place once a week for six months.

The next step for the researchers is to refine and simplify the math to reduce the amount of intensive computing involved.

Glycemic control appeared to underlie the antihypertensive effects of intensive therapy.

These clusters are used to run parallel programs for time-intensive computations and are of special interest to the scientific community.

If I ever want to use this approach in a performance-intensive environment, I'll need to do some more work on this code base!

nanjing has established very intensive relationships in capitals , technologies , labors and markets with its peripheral cities.

Dress-making is exactly the kind of labour-intensive manufacturing that might give India's poor their first step towards prosperity.

In this era of intensive competition, the company operates steadily in its remarkable performance.

You're in a relationship intensive, and you don't have to be partnered to feel the intensity.

The most effective form of therapy is an intensive regime in which patients adjust the dose of insulin depending on what they eat .

In countries where agriculture is still labour-intensive, women produce up to 80 percent of food.

An intensive, creamy all-over body moisturizer with a tantalising , wild cherry fragrance.

For four sets, I've been quite OK. Fifth set was very intensive, mentally and physically, and it took a lot out of me.

All students undertake three years of intensive English study, along with studying a second foreign language.

There's a chance that, if your boyfriend receives some intensive counseling, you could work things out together.

But she added humanities students who go on to graduate school and land jobs in tech-intensive fields do just fine.

and a more protectionist one that wants to fight climate change but still preserve European jobs in energy-intensive industries.

The process applies intensive collaboration as the system is incrementally developed by a committed, self-organized team.

In the intensive market competition, the Executive Ability of an enterprise, may determine the rise and decline of it.

The Indian software industry developed at great speed is characterized by an export-led and human capital intensive industry.

This month, five instructors completed two weeks of intensive training known as the Cisco Certified Networking Academy.

There are caveats with using such a pattern, as it may become bandwidth-intensive if used often.

The finance ministry said the cuts were aimed at energy- intensive industries.

These programs enable you to explore various career options in the medical field before committing yourself to an intensive degree track.

It is an energy-intensive process that until recently cost too much to be profitable.

After three years of intensive training with Wu Bin, Li won his first national championship for the Beijing Wushu Team.

If you are beginning level student whose goal is proficiency, a typical program may include at least nine months of intensive English study.

The last third of the nine week intensive summer session will be devoted to a group project to address some major challenge of humanity.

In general, placing and resizing widgets is not a computation-intensive task, but it may involve various considerations and details.

In the five-week intensive programme, a student can take up to two courses and most of the courses carry three credits.

Latvia wouldn't let the lat go and ended up in the International Monetary Fund's intensive-care unit.

Tourism is labor-intensive and knowledge-intensive industry, therefore, it is rely heavily on human resources than any other industry.

The E-government is an informationalized key content, and a key component part of the information-intensive society too.

Tang Hao, you have displayed firm and innovative leadership during the lead up to IBPC launch and during the few days of intensive delivery.

JUNE SIMMS: Experts say the first three years of a child's life is the most intensive period of language and speech development.

Intensive surveys are continuing around the MOST recent detection points and in outlier areas to facilitate containment of this pest.

Mr Pratini de Moraes foresees more intensive use of pastures as well as an increase in the number of feed lots in the next five years.

The hospital said she was "awake and alert as she recovers" in the intensive care unit.

to gaseous HF and experiences respiratory irritation should also be admitted to and monitored in an intensive care unit.

This may have been because they were very motivated, or because they had intensive support to help them quit, as well as the medication.

The plant chemicals also appeared to counteract the tiredness brought on by doing the intensive arithmetic.

We are trying to switch our economic growth mode from extensive to intensive.

Conclusion: Intensive nursing of incision on trachea and of intubation point can reduce infection rate of trachea.

Online maintenance does not run against databases in an RSG, which eliminates the effect of such intensive operations on server performance.

The intensive jury selection, trials and appeals required in capital cases can take over a decade and run up a huge tab for the state.

Intensive development, a concern in recent years, is one of the main means of the development of Chinas publishing houses.

As a venture capitalist, Lane currently focuses most of his efforts on capital-intensive cleantech companies.

Indexing a database can be a time-consuming and resource-intensive activity.

The next thing he knew, he was being paged and escorted to the coronary intensive care unit.

Intensive reading, writing, and discussion forced me to absorb and master new vocabulary and rhetorical tactics at a rapid pace.

The company is located in Beijing's commercial enterprises of the CBD-intensive business district.

Since you can't put a price on art or a good slice, the work-intensive pie will be delivered to a contest winner in the U. K.

Intensive ICU treatment, including mechanical ventilation, did not lead to recovery.

The U. N. Secretary-General is urging Israeli and Palestinian leaders to hold intensive talks to resolve their core issues.

Since the access would be in labour-intensive apparel sector, it would create 10 million new jobs, 60 percent of them for women.

Intensive study of the mechanisms of action of older drugs has provided further validation of several recently identified drug targets.

Not quite. You've been selected to go on an intensive language course in Beijing early next year.

Communication Intensive courses are charged with helping you to develop and practice oral communication skills.

But I am only highlighting the fact that the entire meat cycle is very very intensive, in terms of carbon dioxide emissions.

And while some sectors showed signs of an early revival, a few labour-intensive sectors still continue to reel under severe crisis.

The next day he had paresis of the left arm and because of respiratory arrest he was transferred to the intensive care unit.

However, the u. s. International Trade Commission Web site see-intensive on Chinese products, double-reverse " " investigation.

The sole remaining member of her family, her teenage son Jason, was in intensive care after undergoing brain surgery.

It is known to all that the real estate industry is a typical capital-intensive industry.

The goal must be to create capital -intensive jobs that have labour productivity levels consistent with advanced country incomes .

the latter should have been formed during the mid-late intensive depressing stage of the Liaohe rift, which belongs to mantle-derived magma.

the single biggest reason , however , was an intensive re - examination of india ' s epidemic.

Traditional rubbish collection is dirty, smelly, labor-intensive, and rubbish can pile up in basement though way to bins.

Think of the amount of network traffic for such a data-intensive object!

Rev. Dr. Yu Chin Cheak, from Trinity Theological College, Singapore, was here to teach a week of intensive course.

labour-intensive factories have already left for cheaper markets, leaving high-tech manufacturing and a growing service sector behind.

Of course, quality is one of the things that matters most for today's software and software-intensive systems.

His wife and 18-year-old son both survived, although the latter is in intensive care.

There is an intensive programme of events at the South Bank Centre, and a number of major concerts will take place at the Barbican.

To achieve such a goal, culture teaching is vital necessity in the College English Intensive Reading class.

The State Council has posted details on its website of intensive measures to crack down on their use.

The result was an extraordinary surge in exports and capital-intensive heavy industry, with little job creation.

These latter two solutions are very CPU and network intensive and not very friendly in terms of their resource utilization.

I could also use this technique to monitor the time spent in XML processing, which would be useful for any XML-intensive application.

The evolution of color vision has been a topic of intensive study for more than three decades.

Intensive microbial and viral analysis did not result in any relevant finding.

labor-intensive factories have already left for cheaper markets, leaving high-tech manufacturing and a growing service sector behind.

Through intensive rescue, she finally went out of danger, but she was extremely frail and in low spirits.

Intensive NATO loud roar, an hour at least 20 times violent explosions, targeted mainly at local military facilities.

Since many automated tasks can tend to be database-intensive, you do not want these actions executed at random.

In the next chapter, the current situation of the urbanization and the intensive utilization of urban land in Chibi city were analyzed.

An intensive study of a few books is more valuable than much careless reading.

Often-selected data from a data mart is fed into a smaller database called a data cube for intensive processing.

The Chinese leaders will meet with her. The specific arrangements are still under intensive consultation between China and the U.

A New England Journal study found that pregnant women with swine flu were nine times more likely to be in intensive care.

With GIS as a demonstrating and analyzing tool, landscape engineering teaching is proved to be more intensive, exploiting, and constructive.

data format designed to support data-intensive applications, and provides support for this format in a variety of programming languages.

Batch operations are often too resource intensive to run on an OLTP server.

But astronomers think the next upswing will be less intensive than normal, or could fail to happen at all.

Energy-intensive companies maintain that a carbon price high enough to make a difference will push costs up and companies out.

An expert may be able to provide intensive support and followup or prescribe medication to reduce physical symptoms.

the past, some enterprises do not have a strong sense of intensive land use, the plants are mostly level.

Intensive exploitation of land is one of the important contents in building economy society.

He was 12 weeks premature but had been progressing well in the intensive care unit and was not suffering from swine flu.

The low land use intensity land unreasonable land use structure were the important factors limiting the land intensive use potential.

Can be used as a conditioning hair treatment and washed out after 30 minutes or left overnight for a more intensive treatment.

The paper defined the definition of city new district land-intensive use after exploring the connotation of the land-intensive use.

As a consequence, part of the capital stock in the credit-intensive sectors must have become economically obsolete.

Control of DO in culture ponds is one of the main techniques in intensive culture model.

This paper presents suggestion to increase the land intensive use level and points out shortages of this paper.

Canada also has the resources and know-how necessary to adapt technology to a cleaner, greener, less carbon-intensive energy future.

A strong command of intensive work with the expansion of the progress to ensure the timely supply.

wishes to enjoy the energy-intensive lifestyles that have, hitherto, been the privilege of less than a sixth of humanity.

The other four patients who suffered critical wounds were moved out of intensive care and are recovering 'relatively well, ' Dr. Rhee said.

This requires application of computationally intensive algorithms which cannot be implemented in real time using conventional processors.

The stress ulcer(SU), one of critical illnesses in intensive care unit(ICU), is one of the causes of death in ICU.

First, both knowledge-intensive activities and knowledge items can be identified by the analysis of governmental processes.

Women in that group also got intensive nutritional and behavioral counseling and regular group meetings to help them meet the low-fat goal.

In the case of convulsions, rapid resuscitation in an intensive care unit in necessary.

He was in intensive care at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and had begun to spit blood.

Chinese must also be one of the most dictionary-intensive languages on earth for there are various dictionaries.

In a knowledge-intensive world of ceaseless innovation and change, I assert, every professional must be a leader.

The good thing about this policy is that it raises the price of carbon-intensive consumption relative to less carbon-intensive consumption.

The report also said shrinking exports of labor-intensive products contributed to the historic deficit as well.

Of course, such intensive operations cause other problems as well, notably the disposal of large amounts of manure.

Better to have a sick patient in intensive care for a few years who will have a chance to recover than a dead one.

It's been my experience that about two school years of intensive phonics is what is necessary to produce truly competent readers.

As a typical Knowledge-intensive industry, for design institutes, the designer is the core competitiveness of the fundamental.

Her plain looking contrasted tremendously with other girl candidates who were in good dress and make-up in the intensive atmosphere.

As for Ms Hughes, when she finishes her one-year intensive programme she has no plans to opt for an easier life.

China's emergence as the workshop of the world started with the shift of labour-intensive manufacturing from its neighbours.

But will it ever be good enough to replace a traditional keyboard for intensive data entry on a desktop or laptop?

This paper proposed the planning train of thought of the establishment of modern intensive sustainable agriculture business model.

Flexible learning from your own home with personal support or in combination with an intensive course. Seminars for teachers of German.

Real Estate is a typical capital-intensive industry, an ample and stable financial support is vital to its development.