It's meant for VR, gaming, and basically everything graphically intensive — it will melt what you have in your system like butter, in a second.
The cloud flexes its muscles Increasingly the cloud is proving to be the most cost-effective method of doing IT "heavy lifting" – basically running resource-intensive applications.
Basically, there are no intensive mechanical loads applied on an orthopedic cast.
The P. aeruginosa genome consists of a highly conserved core spiked with mobile islands and elements, which are exchanged between strains through intensive and basically phage-mediated HGT, thus creating the striking diversity of this ubiquitous opportunistic pathogen.
And those other things might well be indeed would basically have to be labour-intensive, low-productivity goods or services that will help soak up displaced labe labour-intensive
When Mykayla was diagnosed with leukemia in 2012, her parents took her to Frankie's house, where she spent six months living in what basically amounted to an intensive-care unit with lots and lots and lots of weed.
Basically, organic farming is 'knowledge intensive' and requires the mobilization and building of effective socio-technical networks allowing interactive and social learning among peer organic farmers, extension and advisory services, and even research organizations (van Elzakker 1999; Glin et al. 2012; Moumouni et al. 2013; Nicolay and Baker 2012).
They'll basically just have to be doing intensive English and maths lessons for the first term, which is ridiculous.
Intensive-care units date basically to the nineteen-fifties.
"This [Hsu's] distinction is a useful starting point, but what has been happening over the past 20 years or so is the increasing migration of value from soft to hard; basically, to math, technology and analytics-intensive work.
