However, the estimated gap tends to become less intensive moving from the lower to the upper tail of the conditional distribution of the outcomes.
It starts out slow, and just builds, so before you know it, you're doing more physically intensive moves and really getting your muscles working.
The point of all of that being that now Fitbit knows how to make a smartwatch, so doing so in the future should be less resource-intensive, moving forward.
Hrasky (2011) found that less carbon-intensive sectors move towards symbolic disclosure strategies, while more carbon-intensive sectors shift towards behavioral disclosure strategies.
The less intensive (LI) moved from a lower to higher category, e.g., moving from regimen 2, basal-bolus, to regimen 5, one to two injections/day without basal insulin.
In lots of subjects, colleges will start to offer quicker, more intensive degrees, moving away from the archaic system of each year consisting of three eight-week terms of teaching.
Now, security software vendors are hoping to solve that parasitic problem with the same information technology transformation meant to make all software cheaper, more efficient and less resource-intensive: the move to the "cloud".
Every external factor affecting a baseline established by the meter — a week that is warmer or wetter than the same week in earlier years or an energy-intensive tenant moving out and a low-energy company moving in — is supposed to be accounted for.
It was forced on the chancellor by slower than expected economic growth and deficit reduction, but he insisted the economy was on the right track, telling MPs: "Britain is moving out of intensive care and moving from rescue to recovery".
But the group's leader says this is changing fast as labour-intensive manufacturing moves out and gives way to an emerging logistics hub.
