So more than anyone else at P.S. 79, the teacher's aides may have the best shot at providing the intensive one-on-one time that many experts say it takes to make progress with a student like Donovan.
Several Americans have survived rabies without getting post-exposure shots, but almost always after intensive care, including induced comas.
I shot a side-by-side comparison shot of the two devices executing a number of tasks, including simple stuff like opening webpages and Facebook, to more processor intensive tasks like exporting a 1o second 1080p HD video in iMovie.
By the time it was fully complete, Fellini's shooting script was nearly 600 pages long, with every shot and camera angle detailed and filled with notes reflecting intensive research.
Beginners can join small groups for intensive tuition on the short game (which accounts for 70percentnt of all shots) on four weekends in May and June.
This "multiple shots on goal" approach (Fig. 2, path a) was resource intensive and not sustainable, considering the significant cost associated with non-human primate (NHP) PET imaging studies.
Six months after a first Islamist attack in Belgium, when a Frenchman shot dead four people at Brussels Jewish Museumm, that was enough to set off an intensive monitoring operation.
Finally, as Mr. Kristof noted and Ms. Huntington explains, we should focus on those deeply poor families for whom we need more intensive, individualized services and identify better ways to give them — and their children — a greater shot at success.
Heidi Krieger, a champion shot-putter now known as Andreas Krieger, developed so many male characteristics after an intensive steroid regimen that she said it contributed to her decision to have a sex-change operation.
Less than two weeks remained before they would graduate from StreetSquash, an intensive program that combines athletics and academics, and they seemed to be getting in all the shots they could.
