For retinal image analysis, a robust automatic algorithm could be applied to quantify the retinal vessel width, exudates, hemorrhage, microaneurysms, relieving the work load by ophthalmologists.
Practicing a necessary skill until it's second nature — say, memorizing a set of basic equations — relieves the working memory of the need to perform yet one more task during testing.
The exhilaration of a new idea or wisdom, or a different emphasis, is what can relieve the often hard work of putting words on the page.
Robert Volmer of Crosby-Volmer International Communications in Washington: "There is nothing better to relieve the stress of work than to watch a bunch of kids play baseball.
And European governments are increasingly looking at policies that might nudge fathers to share responsibilities in the family to help relieve the pressure on working mothers.
The $400,000 project is worth it, they say, because they will have outdoor space to help relieve the stress of working on Wall Street.
Parents were considered to relieve the staff in their work, support breast-feeding and reduce the duration of the child's care at the NICU as the parents got to know and care for their child better, "... also of economic importance as our parents look after as much as they can".
But more than 20 mills survived in the town, staffed largely by migrants from India and Pakistan whose willingness to work inconvenient shifts had prolonged the industry's life and, in Seabrook's words, relieved the indigenous working class of some of the least-desirable employment.
Will this at last relieve the guilt and anxiety working women feel?
On July 10, 2012 the Republicans, blatantly holding out for their ransom item, control of the Senate in the coming November election, filibustered the most straight forward, uncontroversial, small business tax reducing bill, in aid of a national business hiring and employment roll enhancement program to relieve the 14 million out of work, Senator Reid's S.2237.
