Early in 1846, Thoreau seized the opportunity of a frozen Walden to perform the chief technical labour of his years there.
Finally, despite being considerably cheaper, pp65 requires longer technical labour and longer time for the production of a result and the processing of fresh samples.
The cost for our test itself, including the filter paper, reagents, disposables and technical labour for the assay, was <750 Yen (∼£5.50, €7 or US$9) per study participant.
From our plans for rigorous young apprenticeships, to requiring maths and English to 18, to a new generation of institutes of technical excellence, Labour is determined not to repeat the mistakes of 1944.
In a more special and technical sense, however, labour means any valuable service rendered by a human agent in the production of wealth, other than accumulating and providing capital or assuming the risks that are a normal part of business undertakings.
Other writers have observed how the technical division of labour and professional segmentation of expertise differentially distributes knowledge about the patient within multidisciplinary teams [ 24, 25].
The emergence of dental auxiliaries may be as old as the practice of dentistry itself, but the formalization of auxiliary personnel occurred in the international context of the expansion of capitalism, the technical division of labour and specialization with the aim of the utilitarian optimization of increasing production along with a desire to lessen the work burden [ 1, 19, 20].
In a studio at the Paris Technical College he laboured to produce "a structure, to be realised in an étude, that was already worked into the micro-dimension of a single sound, so that in every moment, however small, the overall principle of my idea would be present".
The significant shift in cytokine profiles after anti-TB treatment led the authors to propose this as a new approach for monitoring anti-mycobacterial treatment but the technical approach was labour-intensive and the number of patients was small [7].
It has a thriving software industry, thanks to English-speaking workers with good technical skills and low labour costs.
Economists ask why it is that capital, labour, or technical progress has grown more rapidly in one economy than in another or at one time than at another.
