Miniature painting is an arduous and labor-intensive tradition, one that demands nothing short of what she calls submission to the form.
When salesmen appeared, offering new, labor-saving technologies, chemical fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides, many vignerons did not require much convincing to cast aside the labor-intensive traditions of generations.
In the beginning of the 20th century, hypochondria would have been treated with intensive psychoanalysis, a tradition now reserved largely for academic study (or, like me, those individuals inclined to think it actually works).
The small advantage in inter-rater reliability of the FOUR score is most likely insufficient to replace the GCS, a score with a long tradition in intensive care.
However, in our view, it neglected a methodological tradition of intensive fieldwork, especially in Africa, for the in-depth investigation of such issues.
In this way, modern EMA research often uses a constellation of assessment strategies that also draw upon older traditions of intensive longitudinal research methodologies, such as experience sampling, self-monitoring, and diary approaches.
According to one Rome-based food writer, many labour-intensive Italian food traditions are dying off, especially in the south, largely because of economic factors that have led to the depopulation of villages and towns where the dishes used to be made.
The leading institutions of higher education, providing four to five years of intensive study, have long-standing traditions.
Like Buddhist monks, nuns entering monastic life shave their heads, don robes, and take vows to live simply and follow the precepts of the tradition, often after years of intensive study and practice of meditation. .
These remaining disparities may reflect inefficient therapeutic traditions, and suggest that more intensive interventions may be necessary to promote adherence to prescription guidelines [ 52].
This concern is often echoed by intensivists in such countries, and has recently been discussed [ 9] by a psychiatrist from Australia, a country that shares cultural and legal traditions and has very similar intensive care practices to those of New Zealand.
