"Although there is still uncertainty over the timing and speed of the labor market recovery, I do expect job growth will increase considerably more rapidly in the coming months," Dudley said.
Rapid line speed and extreme division of labor characterize the assembly-line work.
Both strategies have their advantages and disadvantages in terms of labor, cost, speed, and data accuracy.
The benefit of MF-FRP, compared to adhesive bonding for FRP flexural strengthening, is the speed of installation with unskilled labor, minimal or absent surface preparation under any meteorological condition and immediate use of the strengthened structures.
Compared to the rare examples of ritual therapies for conception, rituals for women confronting the throes of labor, both to speed delivery and cause delivery of a dead fetus, are frequently found.
However, in the very personally painful and sensitive case of his wife's choice to induce labor in a situation that was apparently life-threatening to her and to the 20-week-old fetus with a condition that would make long-term survival impossible, the couple allowed the administration of a drug to speed the labor -- and hasten the certain death of the unviable fetus.
Today, electronic fetal-heart-rate monitoring is used in more than ninety per cent of deliveries; intravenous fluids in more than eighty per cent; epidural or spinal anesthesia in three-quarters; medicines to speed up labor (the drug of choice is no longer ergot but Pitocin, a synthetic form of the natural hormone that drives contractions) in half.
I've learned the names of drugs to speed up labor, slow it down, control hypertension.
Speed up, and speed up some more, never mind incoming fire, your fruits of labor will soon pay off.
Furthermore, flexible labor markets and trade exposure allowed for the reallocation of labor across sectors and sped the transition toward innovative occupations.
