Sometimes an employer wants to see a very intensive and narrow specialization, while others might like to see diverse experiences".
For the economy, key characteristics include: intensive agriculture, taxes or tribute, craft specialization, long-distance trade, and (sometimes) markets.
This structure of factor endowments implies a historic specialization in goods mostly intensive in land and unskilled labor which are, to a large extent, agricultural goods.
There is a high level of reciprocity in knowledge-intensive areas pointing towards a global specialization and division of labor.
In these guidelines, physician-to-bed ratios vary between 0.24 head per bed for low-complexity specializations to 1 for intensive care.
The hunting-and-gathering way of life was highly knowledge-intensive and skill-intensive, and because of the absence of occupational specialization, each child had to acquire the whole culture, or at least that part of it appropriate to his or her gender.
This intensive training schedule, combined with early sports specialization, can lead to a significant risk for overuse injuries as well as mental and physical burnout.
Recognition of intensive care medicine as a specialty in its own right has facilitated development of training programs for specialization of doctors as full-time intensivists.
Agricultural practices have undergone intense changes, which are evidenced by significant advances in technology and mechanization, specialization of agricultural undertakings, discontinuation of labor-intensive farming branches, increased field size, drainage of wetlands, and the removal of hedges and boundary strips.
At larger, research-intensive institutions, faculty hyper-specialization and a reward system that focuses on research publications and grants may be the limiting step.
