The seating area is around a coffee table with a dozen or so graphic-intensive books about marijuana, including five separate editions of The Cannabible. "You're being videotaped.
For example, the dialogue-intensive book's long second chapter is taken up primarily by the marathon police grilling of a co-worker of the victim who is initially suspected of the shooting.
"Blurred Lines" struck me as one of the most intensive and challenging books I've read on the subject.
In the 1992 book "Intensive Care," by Dr. Robert Zussman, a professor of sociology at the University of Massachusetts, an I.C.U.
Though sales to nonbook retailers can be more complicated and labor-intensive for publishers, books are generally sold on a nonreturnable basis.
The nation's golfers spend hundreds of millions of dollars every year to attend intensive golf camps, study books and videotapes, videotape themselves and scrutinize the playback, and buy countless gadgets -- all in a quest to master the art of putting or swinging, or to conquer the subtleties involved in transferring their weight or cocking their wrists just so.
The further development of what is nowadays called Hardy-type inequalities has been very intensive, see, e.g., the books [6 9] and the references given there.
This intensive, assured, penetratingly analytical book will be the authoritative English-language study of Mr. García Márquez until Mr. Martin can complete an already 2,000-page 2,000-pagetnote version "in a few more years, if life is kind".
As a simple example, I/O intensive applications might be booked with cpu-intensive ones that do not require a lot of I/O, to achieve an optimal overbooking.
There's an argument that a lot of capital-intensive investments — more teachers, more books, more training, electrification — probably won't make kids learn more.
("I feel that it is not the psychiatrist's privilege to be exempt from the generally accepted custom of our culture in which one is not paid for services not rendered," she wrote in her book "Principles of Intensive Psychotherapy").
