Effects such as vividness and intensive call-to-action messages are interrupting the cognitive processes and influence web user attitudes towards online environment.
Thirteen of the 20 most labor-intensive calls were generated by complaints about USB and data-card modems used for mobile broadband, Mr. Deluca-Smith said.
Deleuze and Guattari call the virtual "the Earth," the intensive is called "consistency," and the actual is called "the system of the strata".
Though impressive, such a dedicated small animal imaging facility is resource intensive and calls for a wide array of expert personnel and long term commitment which is just beyond the scope of many research laboratories.
This summer the university will offer a one-week intensive course called Creating a Nonprofit in a Global Landscape.
The 1994 group In a report setting out research policy and funding priorities, the 1994 group of smaller, research-intensive universities calls for more investment in all disciplines.
Autistic children can benefit from an intensive treatment called applied behavior analysis, but many insurance companies haven't wanted to cover what can be a $60,000 or $70,000 annual cost.
The newly reported study made maps of an area of the brain in the 13 chronic stroke patients before and after the intensive therapy, called constraint-induced-movement therapy.
The intensive campaign called Coupling Processes in the Equatorial Atmosphere (CPEA) was conducted in 2001 2007, by coordinating many observation instruments gathered around the EAR observatory (Fukao 2006).
During the intensive workshops, called Hub:raum Warp, teams received much-needed mentoring and got the opportunity to work alongside fifty prominent international experts with backgrounds in financing, customer acquisition, product management and more.
This paper reports a physical ontology-based support system for knowledge intensive engineering called Knowledge Intensive Engineering Framework (KIEF) to integrate multiple engineering models and to allow more flexible use of them.
