The reason for this may be the high technical and clinical skill requirements in the ICUs.
Mark Messier was the prototype, and Lindros was going to be the highest expression of size and skill.
The Federation of American Scientists, reporting a survey done on the recent McCarthy investigation of the Army Signal Corps, said that the men suspended were of the highest skill and there had been "a serious disruption of scientific work.
What baseball and American football have in common is the high level of skill required.
This index captures the educational requirement that is warranted by the high skills used in the job.
As for more user-friendly systems, they would be depending less on the high skills of the operators for interpreting the signals and the amount of training can be kept a minimum.
I-Squared won't be the only high-skills immigration proposal that Congress will consider this year.
Questions asked nurses to rate physicians' non-clinical performance on a five-point Likert scale (with clear instructions that "1" is the lowest representing poor skills and "5" is the highest representing excellent skills).
Paul Kenny, general secretary of the GMB union, said during a visit to the Barrow shipyard last year that he was "blown away" by the high skills and enthusiasm of the workforce.
What's striking about their examples is that many of the jobs being displaced are high-skill and high-wage; the downside of technology isn't limited to menial workers.
