Recycling is a high-minded although notoriously low-margin, capital-intensive, volume-based industry, dependent on increasing public participation.
These results suggest that relatively few island nations could successfully rely on intensive travel volume restrictions alone to avoid the arrival of pandemic influenza.
This article has been published as part of Annals of Intensive Care Volume 2 Supplement 1, 2012: Diagnosis and management of intra-abdominal hypertension and abdominal compartment syndrome.
These results suggest that relatively few island nations could successfully rely on intensive travel volume restrictions alone to avoid the arrival of pandemic influenza (or subsequent waves).
Within the area of intensive care, volume-outcome studies have only recently begun to emerge.
Intensive treatment decelerated volume loss, particularly in regions adjacent to those cross-sectionally associated with diabetes duration.
The patients in groups were identical according to the severity of disease (APACHE II), the standard of intensive care, the volume of surgery care.
An alternative method that is not very labor intensive approximates BML volume with three linear measurements; specifically, the coronal and sagittal images with the largest area of signal abnormality are identified and the largest three dimensions from these two images [ 37, 38].
Data-intensive workflows are generally computing- and data-intensive with large volume of data generated during their execution.
A headphone-intensive show titled "Volume: Bed of Sound" is at P. S. 1 in Queens through March; the Whitney Museum offered a selection of sound works from 1950 to 2000, organized by the artist Stephen Vitiello, in its "American Century" survey earlier this year.
An unaccustomed and intensive or high-volume physical load frequently produces exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) and delayed muscle soreness [ 1, 2].
