That should not come as a surprise: the league is flush with outstanding quarterbacks, particularly those schooled in the pass-intensive spread college offenses that have made their transition to the N.F.L. much easier.
Farmers still gather their extended families for the labor-intensive work, spreading burlap -- sometimes plastic these days -- at the base of a tree and shaking or plucking loose each fat green or purple olive.
Although Dr. Walsh acknowledged that it was expensive to maintain these "million-dollar babies" for many months in neonatal intensive care unit, "spread over a normal healthy lifespan, it's very cost-effective: there's a return on the investment when they get out into the work force and pay taxes".
There were twenty-three beds in the intensive-care unit, spread over three rooms.
This breeding for pest and disease resistance while combining high fruit quality is critical for long-term health of the viticulture industry and the reduction of the current intensive and wide-spread use of pesticides.
Some species were negatively influenced by intensive grazing and the spread of invasive mesquite Prosopis juliflora.
Cultural landscapes were prominent during the Early Roman period when agronomic knowledge allowed the spread of intensive land exploitation in most of the available land.
But conference delegates ignore the rapid spread of intensive animal agriculture at the planet's -- and millions of people's -- peril.
Active surveillance cultures (SCs) for Acinetobacter baumannii (AB) has been suggested as a strategy to control AB spread in Intensive Care Units (ICUs).
And bandwidth-intensive smartphones are often spread across multiple carriers in the same city.
Daniel M. Kammen, director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, predicted that as intensive renewable energy development spreads, water issues will follow.
