Despite the rapid growth of labor costs, processing trade in China has maintained its volume.
Tapioca is a productive crop in poor soils and requires the least labor in cultivation and can tolerate drought, but the labor requirement in processing after harvest is high (Radhakrishnan 1996).
Across Tanzania and elsewhere in Africa, processing the corn harvest is labor intensive: Families and friends gather to spend a day or two filling bags with the dried cobs, beating then to loosen the kernels, and then separating out the kernels from the cobs, or else simply removing the kernels by hand.
The performance of traditional intelligent fault diagnosis methods depend on feature extraction of fault signals, which requires signal processing techniques, expert knowledge, and human labor.
Namely, what if freelance labor is simply less efficient processing many services than either artificial intelligence or traditional software?
But for those who don't, labor becomes another cost in processing.
However, the amount of labor and materials associated with processing environmental samples for analysis far exceeded that of the clinical samples.
Exploiting these results to reconstruct the whole metabolism of an organism is a labor-intensive task, however, as it requires processing a high volume of literature.
In it, women of different ethnic backgrounds, skin tones and classes labor in far-flung locations, harvesting and processing the materials for the sculpture.
Even factoring in 20 cents a pound in transportation costs, processing in China is still cheaper for the most labor-intensive fish, says Trident's Bundrant.
