Her first year as an SLE, based at Shotton Hall Academy, has embraced the whole spectrum of school-to-school support, from the intensive to the light touch.
Free ports are evolving with the range of added value activities they provide from labor intensive to high value added products (Barbier and Véron, 1991).
People invent tools to reduce toil, enable otherwise impossible production, create new highly automated industries, and significantly change the way in which products and services are produced from labor intensive to capital intensive -- the core function of technological invention.
For both taxa, we sought to quantify the magnitude of community change occurring when land management practices or land use convert from more intensive to less intensive conditions.
This would then facilitate discussions regarding re-orientation of care from an intensive to a palliative approach occurring, when necessary, in a timely fashion.
75.5% of the earth's land (excluding Greenland and Antarctica) is under human use which, however, ranges from very intensive to very extensive use.
Episodes go from intensive critique to self-help strategies to playful slander to free-association wordplay, and back again.
Yet, large libraries were deemed important early in manuscript culture, allowing those who owned them to go from "intensive reading to extensive reading".
However, intensity was not equally beneficial for the acquisition of formulaic sequences at all proficiency levels: high proficient language learners did not seem to benefit from intensive instruction to the same extent as low proficient language learners.
Once I was weaned off the drug, which took a few days, I was stable enough to be transferred from intensive care to a high-dependency ward.
