WHAT At least 75 institutions use downtime in January for J-terms — two to three weeks of full-course intensives, quick trips abroad for credit or quirky electives (say, Zimbabwean marimba music at Williams).
Those things, seemingly very graphic intensive, load quick as hell.
Although appealing, such complex models are computationally intensive, and quick, approximate methods may provide a reasonable alternative.
The billionaire star of General Electric 's NBC hit The Apprentice said that Trump University will be comprised of Internet courses, information-rich CDs, consulting services and quick, intensive classes for students, referred to as "customers".
Fight or flight response is extremely helpful -- life-saving -- in a momentary crisis when quick, intensive action is needed.
THE BOTTOM LINE The B Akasaka is perfect for work-intensive business trips, quick solo weekend shopping excursions or just a place to stay while seeing friends.
This has been made possible by increases in processing power which have made computationally intensive speech-recognition quicker and cheaper.The real impetus behind better voice applications, however, is the recent agreement on an industry-wide standard.
Each will now require quick and intensive litigation to file motions before the deadline.
The students, all seniors, started in the summer at the New Brunswick campus, where they took a quick but intensive physics and astrophysics course taught by Dr. Etkina and others, Then they learned the art of handling Linux and Ftools under Dr. Matilsky's supervision.
ICU denotes intensive care unit, qSOFA quick Sequential Organ Failure Assessment.
