We argue that the dynamic spatiality of digital skills can be evaluated according to: (1) site-specific dimensions, as digital skills are co-minglings of humans and technologies; (2) extensive dimensions, as digital skills are networked across geographically dispersed sites; and (3) intensive dimensions, as digital skills emerge across bodies and environments through repetitive practices.
Critical care is a highly complex, expensive and resource-intensive dimension of the healthcare system [ 1], and the demand for these services is expected to grow due to the aging population [ 2, 3].
We then conduct an empirical analysis on a sample that describes the diffusion of an innovation – the Automated Teller Machine – among Spanish savings banks from 1986 to 2004 in both its extensive (interfirm) and intensive (intrafirm) dimensions.
Secondly, the feature matching is computationally intensive because the dimension of features generated by CNNs may be very large, and LCD may have to compare the current image to a large amount of pre-captured images in order to decide whether the robot returns to previously visited positions.
This proved computationally intensive even in two dimensions, let alone in three dimensions.
A total of 120 quality indicators, covering all areas and dimensions of intensive care medicine, were drawn up.
Availability of such agents could open new dimensions for intensive language action therapy, as the present limits of massing practice could be extended substantially.
The FICQC chose to describe the quality of intensive care by four dimensions: patient outcome, patient selection, resource utilization and data completeness.
Following surgery: fixed factors: gender, ASA-PS; covariates: age at admission, length of stay planned intensive care admission, EQ-5D dimension pre surgery.
Evolution of extracorporeal life support (ECLS) technology has added a new dimension to the intensive care management of acute cardiac and/or respiratory failure in adult patients who fail conventional treatment.
