At the core of this technology-intensive trend is a set of high-speed digital cameras mounted on the hood and trunk of a vehicle that snap pictures of license plates while passing other vehicles, even at 80 miles per hour.
Maintenance was labor-intensive rather than metal-intensive, trend-dominated rather than cyclical, and relatively larger, next to new production, in 1861 than in 1913: metal consumption overstates the growth rate of the industry's total product at constant prices, and much overstates its cyclical volatility.
Lack of mechanisms to address the particularities of data-intensive workflows, especially considering that future trends point to the direction of I/O workflows with intensive data movement and with reliability-related mechanisms highly dependent on I/O as well.
With the knowledge-intensive and globalization trend of the economy, unifying the evaluation and verification of form errors will play a vital role in international trade and technical communication.
In Lyme disease endemic states where the epidemiologic purpose might primarily be to monitor geographic, clinical, and demographic trends, intensive statewide surveillance is not essential.
This prospective randomised trial was closed at a scheduled interim analysis because the intensive insulin group trended towards having a worse OS than the control group.
We collected data on age, sex, Model for End Stage Liver Disease (MELD) score (bilirubin, creatinine and PT/INR) at diagnosis, peritoneal white blood cell count and differential, blood and peritoneal culture data, dose of ceftriaxone, additional antibiotics, duration of antibiotic therapy, creatinine trends, intensive care utilization, length of hospital stay and mortality.
However, Unicef warned ahead of the summit that while the rate of FGM and child marriage has fallen over the past three decades, population increase in developing nations alone could reverse this trend if "intensive action" is not introduced.
Duration of intensive care showed a trend towards worse outcome.
Landscape changes and local aspirations in the five tropical sites studied indicate a trend toward intensive monocultures accompanied by the ongoing demise of integrated tree-based systems outside of protected areas.
