Despite the fall in the growth rate to around 7%, employment has remained buoyant: the reason is that the service sector absorbs relatively more people than manufacturing, since it is more labour-intensive, together with the fact that the working-age population is declining annually by 3 million.
Dog and owner will spend up to four weeks of intensive training together until they qualify together.
For old-timers, people now in their 30's and 40's, the answer is less magical than logical: a natural product of working intensive hours together with a common purpose.
Their intensive plotting together for the next five months, and how they tried to pull off a suicidal bombing of a jet bound for Detroit that Christmas, has now been laid out publicly in more detail than ever before.
The possibility of delivering intensive traffic together with sensor monitoring data under efficient power consumption conditions will greatly contribute to the final commercial expansion of WMSNs.
Architects in this way can bring extensive and intensive aspects together in material organizations and spatial arrangements that are able to index information and behaviors and work with them as genetic and generative material.
Therefore, considerations of safety in intensive immunotherapy, together with improved efficacy of cancer immunotherapy, become increasingly important.
By bringing the data-intensive systems together and close to the network edge, the path to reach these systems is shortened, thereby reducing the communication time.
We worked in the intensive care unit together piecing together human beings shredded by trauma, she the surgeon, me the physician.
The Salt Water Fuel Cell Monster Truck ($26, owirobots.com) is a labor-intensive snap-together model truck with an innovative DIY battery - a tiny fuel cell, the same technology that some automakers like Honda hope will provide the green future of personal transportation.
About six weeks later, they were assigned to work on an intensive care unit together.
