A world-wide intensive construction work of the ATLAS muon detector is under way.
As a result of a world-wide intensive research activity, a new design concept for structural moment resistant joints has been suggested and implemented in design codes.
Questions, however, were raised as to the applicability of these results to the wider intensive care unit (ICU) population as well as concerns as to the suitability of more widespread use of low-dose corticosteroids in severe sepsis [ 10- 12].
All of these applications involve wide data-intensive tasks, often subject to time constraints and space complexity.
The first is that the availability of digital media promotes wider and intensive application of computer visualization.
An expanded taxon sampling would improve the phylogenetic inferences of SATé further, and with much wider and intensive sampling, the undue influence from 5.8S rDNA and other highly conserved regions is likely to be diluted.
Based on cases recorded by a nation-wide paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) reporting system, the pre-pandemic (2005/06 2007/08), pandemic (2009/10) and post-pandemic (2010/11) annual incidence of severe influenza cases per 100,000 children below 15 or 17 years of age was estimated as 0.05, 0.8 1.0, and 0.4, respectively [ 18– 20].
"We are therefore continuing a wide variety of intensive operational and investigative activity across the entire force area".
There is wide agreement that intensive behavioral therapy, which can include breaking a simple task like hand washing into a dozen component parts, beginning at the earliest possible age, is highly effective for many children.
Payouts for specific in-game acts — from collecting a fumble to sending a wide receiver to intensive care — are all against the rules, but the bounty rule particularly addresses the latter: don't pay your guys to intentionally hurt the other guys.
While the Commission's programmes have been wide ranging and intensive, their output has not always been effectively disseminated.
