No? Let me refresh your memory: it's a process — extremely CPU intensive, I'm thinking — by which video data is thoroughly analyzed and enhanced, reducing things like noise, stutters, color and contrast issues, and so on.
For those providers trained in both MPAC and MVA, MPAC was seen as easier and less time-intensive: I am on night duty … and it can be very busy … When I'm doing my rounds, I give [patients] misoprostol and continue with other work … I cannot do the same with MVA attend to other patients at the same time.
When I say labor-intensive, I'm not kidding.
(It's so labour-intensive, I'm sure chef and owner Stevie Parle won't thank me).
Writing on Facebook, Mr Bailey said: "For the last three months I have undertaken intensive chemotherapy I am now fortunate to be able to announce recent tests show my treatment has been successful and I am officially in remission".
Although the price per ear of corn with huitlacoche can exceed the price of a standard ear, it's a far more labor-intensive process, I am told by Lydia Zepeda, a professor of consumer science at the University of Wisconsin.
As an attending physician in the intensive care unit, I am confronted with the reality of dying on a daily basis ("Planning for Death," May 29 and 30).
If a classmate of mine suffered from PTB, maybe I would also do it.' (Male, 21 years old, intensive phase, inpatient) 'I am self-abased.
However, half of these parents thought they might have reservations about watching if their baby had needed more intensive interventions: Because I am sort of thinking now how would I have felt if they had to resuscitate her and she's have been that close, I think that would have been too much for me.
"The course is very intensive - I was working 50 works a week if you include both contact hours and study time.
After getting off the phone with a friend who recently lost her hair to intensive chemotherapy, I was distressed to read about the wig burning by Orthodox Jews in Williamsburg (news article, May 17).
