PAGE 2 A SURVIVAL GUIDE Much faster, far less labor-intensive modes of transportation exist, but bicycles survive.
They are a quaint, 19th-century invention, originally designed to get someone from point A to point B. Today there are much faster, far less labor-intensive modes of transportation.
Ms. Lee details economic and political factors that may have encouraged a turn to less labor-intensive modes of production, but she says she does not think they explain everything.
And in this labor-intensive tabletop mode he produced two separate bodies of work.
Those looking for a less labor-intensive getaway can choose "Comfort Mode," which sends travelers to islands with "private villas, secluded retreats, eco-resorts and luxury mini-hotels" according to Docastaway's website.
Instead, all the food, medical supplies, winter clothing and other goods have been transported by barge, a mode of transportation that is labor-intensive and slow.
Improved modes of transport and mechanization of labor-intensive tasks have contributed to the reduced physical activity.
Yet they are forceful things, characteristically labor-intensive, and they represent DeFeo's last engagement with the monumental mode that brought her fame.
Mr. Millepied's "Moving Parts," new in September, shows him working in a modishly urban ballet mode: no pointwork, lots of floorwork, with ballet virtuosity and fluency amalgamated with more grounded, labor-intensive idioms.
