Decent housing is too scarce, and jobs too few.Job-intensive reconstruction projects, from road building to irrigation repair, have not yet started, since money for longer-term development programmes has been slower to appear than humanitarian assistance.
A very desirable feature of the SV method is that the reconstruction is carried out analytically, and the reconstruction stencil is always nonsingular, in contrast to the memory and CPU-intensive reconstruction in a high-order k-exact finite volume method.
The reviewers are also impressed by the intensive EM reconstruction you used to document these findings.
The decrease of Shannon's diversity index and evenness index manifested intensive management and reconstruction of landscape by human beings.
The decrease of Shannon's diversity index in Greece manifested intensive management and reconstruction of landscape by human beings, which means reduced landscape heterogeneity and landscape diversity, leading to the decrease of environmental benefits and ecological stability.
All compute intensive steps of the reconstruction algorithm have a high degree of locality: A major part of the operations, e.g. the assembly of the system matrices or the sensitivity, can be performed in an element-by-element fashion.
Since real-time performance is not necessary for architectural applications, such as building reconstruction, a computationally intensive approach was chosen.
For patients of group 1, the perpendicular distance from the skin to the 125I seed was determined with the freehand SPECT, and the most intensive focus in the 3D reconstruction was marked on the skin of the patient.
The reconstruction process requires intensive manual curation effort, though recent progress has made it possible to automate some steps of the reconstruction process.
Previous studies using DuraGen™ (Integra Neuroscience) showed that dura onlay grafts may be superior to other synthetic devices for duraplasty since they (1) do not require labour-intensive suturing, (2) allow dura reconstruction with sufficient tightness to avoid perioperative CSF fistulas effectively, and (3) cause no major reaction of the surrounding tissue [ 4, 11, 16, 18].
