The intersection of extensive and intensive contexts portrays how persons' communal resources such as values, schooling, and norms come to bear on the immediate scope of interaction with tasks.
Weight can also take the form of ideas, and the Independent is fairly rich in concept-based art that might be lost in the object-intensive context of, say, the Armory Show.
Here, innovation is not only relevant for technology-intensive context, but also operating within a traditional context, which, for instance, rely on services to build their innovative capacity (D'Ippolito and Timpano 2015).
Our findings suggest that the amount of time middle-school students spend on L2 test preparation and their ability or inability to take a university-entrance level language test (TOEFL iBT or TEPS) may play an important role in mediating L2 motivation in this test-intensive context.
To best understand the needs of basic biomedical science trainees, many of whom are trained in institutions similar to UCSF, we need to pursue cross-institutional studies specific to students within this field and within the research-intensive context of health science campuses.
A district court, he said, should make a "fact-intensive, context-specific inquiry" to determine the relevance of the evidence and whether it might be unduly prejudicial to the defendant.
Several collaboration problems in virtual project teams that work in knowledge-intensive contexts can be attributed to a hampered process of interpersonal trust formation.
Distributed systems, computer clusters and parallel computing paradigms have been increasingly applied in the recent years, since they introduced significant improvements for computing performance in data-intensive contexts, such as Big Data mining and analysis.
The preference for impact over publications is heightened by organization tenure, non-academic work experience, intrinsic career motivations and research-intensive contexts, while it is weakened by academic influence, extrinsic career motives and academic rank.
