Happily, Chow's eye for funny faces and presences remains undimmed: with her wonky lipstick and penguin waddle, Jelly Lin's heroine could halt even the most intensive construction work, though she can't quite top the prologue's bearded, pot-bellied mock-merman, who rises from a bathtub like Ricky Tomlinson in Ken Loach's Riff-Raff.
I keep my 500 most skilled employees and have them focus on the most value-intensive work.
It may be worth noting that the most object-intensive work is also the least interesting.
In contrast, the CCC employees, who have access to items that are unavailable for the hospitals, (for instance for the data elements of "percentage of patients with recurrences within 5 years after surgery") covered most of this labor intensive work for the BC PIs, and therefore, that data is less implausible.
Joane Petrizi (12th century)—the most significant Georgian medieval philosopher devoted intensive work to neo-Platonic philosophy.
It is possible to say that over a period of six years (1992-98), withethe most intensive activity in psycho social work coming during the war years (1992-95), UNICEF supported projects that provided varying degrees, types and duration of training to tens of thousands of pre-school and primary school teachers.
Andrew Orloff, Zoic's creative director commented, "This project was one of the most intensive and rewarding we have worked on in Zoic's history.
The question raised by the decisions of India and Pakistan to step across the nuclear threshold, however, is whether such regimes can really work.The most intensive efforts have gone into controlling nuclear weapons.
At the same time, we are working on the most intensive policy consolidation that integration will ever face, in the shape of economic and monetary union.
