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| lso sponsors Operation Bentley, "a week-long | intensive academic program held at Albion College for |
| Duke, displayed during | intensive action against overwhelming odds, reflect th |
| the smallest of programs is a very resource | intensive activity. |
| letion, the region proved to be unsuited for | intensive agricultural use, and by the 1920s the town |
| e, in a habitat that is widely threatened by | intensive agricultural practices. |
| ion in a peaceful and constructive way in an | intensive agricultural program in India. |
| oved to be far too arid and inhospitable for | intensive agricultural use, and by the 1920s the town |
| oved to be far too arid and inhospitable for | intensive agricultural use, and by the 1920s the town |
| The modern delta is in | intensive agricultural use for rice, fruit (in particu |
| di al-Jahr and, in the extensively irrigated | intensive agricultural areas of Wadi Hadramawt between |
| hay meadows, a habitat that is threatened by | intensive agricultural practices. |
| becoming increasingly scarcer as a result of | intensive agricultural practices. |
| atan peninsula prove that the Maya practiced | intensive agriculture in raised, narrow, rectangular p |
| epartment of Agriculture and Food calls the " | Intensive Land-use Zone" (ILZ), the area of Western Au |
| ion was founded in part due to concerns over | intensive agriculture and in particular the use of her |
| e village and broad lie in an area of fairly | intensive agriculture, with areas of wet woodland adjo |
| sed to this day of sandy loam unsuitable for | intensive agriculture, so that the area has been cover |
| t owing to pressures of fertilizer-dependent | intensive agriculture. |
| which may, however, not be suitable for more | intensive agriculture. |
| h has been severely reduced by quarrying and | intensive agriculture. |
| at that is diminishing under the threat from | intensive agriculture. |
| various reasons very small compared with the | intensive air fighting of 1917/18. |
| s very good advice when the force came under | intensive air attack on May 31, during which Napier wa |
| f anti-tank guns and artillery together with | intensive air support. |
| The a900 requires a labour | intensive alignment procedure in the factory in order |
| rts in Italy and France, and participated in | intensive amphibious training until returning to Charl |
| on of Okinawa approached, LST-794 engaged in | intensive amphibious exercises in the Solomons, then s |
| got underway again on 20 April for a week of | intensive amphibious exercises at Maalea Bay, Maui. |
| d in peacetime-that required computationally | intensive analysis; the thirst for information about t |
| Intensive and Coronary Care | |
| ing, refining and casting of iron was labour | intensive, and so there would be a large number of wor |
| Training was | intensive and emphasised initiative and improvisation. |
| The book is based on | intensive and extensive interviews of the survivors of |
| The course is very | intensive and runs from mid-September to the end of Au |
| First they are rather work | intensive and require some manual expertise. |
| Junior year is very homework | intensive and many students find themselves working in |
| idal test is losing its value as it is labor | intensive and time consuming. |
| P is that the cleaning is faster, less labor | intensive and more repeatable, and poses less of a che |
| tobacco on his plantations, which was labor | intensive and required the work of many enslaved Afric |
| er White is a versatile breed suited to both | intensive and extensive husbandry. |
| However, the drawback is that it is memory | intensive and it is therefore sometimes not used over |
| , because desalination plants are too energy | intensive and recycled water provides supply regardles |
| more devices to make the process less labour | intensive and slowly grow his vineyard repertoire. |
| ng yards and other installations were labour | intensive and housing for railway workers and their fa |
| However these processes are energy | intensive, and most were not usually available during |
| The course included | intensive and detailed study of comparative religion, |
| e Co-Op to help train local people in modern | intensive animal production methods. |
| in the U.S. and abroad); he also designed an | intensive annual course on the environment and health |
| nia 15 days later, she immediately commenced | intensive anti-submarine warfare (ASW) exercises along |
| een shown to prevent cell death by combating | intensive antioxidant stress,and is of particular impo |
| Because of | intensive antisubmarine activity off Kiska Island, she |
| ou saying that they would have to undergo an | intensive application process and work with the SANFL |
| sors), improved reliability when using sound | intensive applications on Quadra or Centris computers |
| sed languages intended for numerical / array | intensive applications, e.g. |
| to lay the foundation of bandwidth and data | intensive applications. |
| This | intensive apprenticeship was 100% practical and she wa |
| However the | intensive archaeological work conducted prior to the f |
| y, the University of Saskatchewan manages an | intensive archaeological research program at Wanuskewi |
| r See area was subject to both extensive and | intensive archaeological research, which revealed a la |
| Peak Downs is also an area of | intensive argricultural production, which is made poss |
| ical consultancy laboratory and a unique and | intensive art production residency program. |
| Artists in Education (AIE) program provides | intensive art education programs to hundreds of unders |
| sance planes, with their potential to direct | intensive artillery fire onto French troops, Fonck con |
| former mine buildings - is home to SHOCK and | intensive ASAT programs. |
| Peake began ESA's | intensive astronaut basic training course in September |
| Admission to the school is based on an | intensive audition and selection process. |
| rely judged on talent alone in two rounds of | intensive auditions. |
| e face), and the court suggested that a fact | intensive balancing test considering many factors incl |
| red in Dance Magazine, provides dancers with | intensive ballet study and classes without compromisin |
| s in the area to allow students to integrate | intensive ballet training into their high school educa |
| porting attack patterns in real-time and the | intensive behavioral analysis is distributed across a |
| This was followed by an | intensive bidding process which finished with the elec |
| Subsequently, their preparation and | intensive biological and physiological studies have be |
| - the gruelling time-constrained, algorithm | intensive Bitwise. |
| few years as result of their own ability and | intensive blanks in the struggles workers' and popular |
| The most | intensive bomb raids were during the first few days. |
| e cleared areas and bomb sites that followed | intensive bombing of Coventry in the Second World War. |
| oyed to Saipan in August 1944, and conducted | intensive bombing strikes against airfields and shippi |
| Intensive bombing of these targets was carried out wit | |
| sentence or the successful completion of an | intensive boot camp. |
| rachbund - the result of convergence through | intensive borrowing and long contact among speakers of |
| It is considered the largest and most | intensive brainwashing torture program in the Eastern |
| It is also occasionally used for rearing | intensive broiler (meat) chickens. |
| ans of Burmese and Thai for his profound and | intensive Buddhist teachings and industrious meditatio |
| After Tokyo, her training was less | intensive, but she won a gold medal in the long jump a |
| the Middle Miocene this zone was affected by | intensive calc-alkaline arc volcanism that developed o |
| The group participated in the | intensive campaign of heavy bombers against the German |
| The | intensive campaign caused turnout to increase from 67. |
| The wing participated in the | intensive campaign against the German Air Force and ai |
| 25 February 1944, the 447th took part in the | intensive campaign of heavy bombers against the German |
| p received a second DUC during Big Week, the | intensive campaign against the German aircraft industr |
| The unit participated in the | intensive campaign against the German Air Force and ai |
| The group took part in the | intensive campaign of heavy bombers against the German |
| istrar of political parties in Tanzania said | intensive campaigning by participating political parti |
| positioning TSU as a “doctoral/research | intensive” campus and a premier institution of urban p |
| The Citizen Leader Program is an | intensive campus/community initiative designed to deve |
| Intensive Care Unit. | |
| released as the third single from his album | Intensive Care in December 2005, and reached number 8 |
| Intensive Care Unit | |
| Cardiovascular | Intensive Care Unit |
| and Lynda Lytle Holmstrom, Mixed Blessings: | Intensive Care for Newborns, Oxford University Press, |
| Intensive care unit | |
| The institute is hailed as an | intensive care facility designed to cut down on heavy |
| Neonatal | Intensive Care Unit |
| therapy given during his time in a neonatal | intensive care unit. |
| the lead singer's newborn baby was rushed to | intensive care after a premature birth, and in 2006 it |
| N.I.C.U (Neonatal | Intensive Care Unit) |
| was readmitted to the hospital and placed in | intensive care because of complications relating to lu |
| Joint Faculty of | Intensive Care Medicine (now the independent College o |
| Milton married Sheila Kuester, an | intensive care nurse, in 1981. |
| eek to emulate the environment of a neonatal | intensive care and permit un-interrupted care to occur |
| The Hospital opened its | Intensive Care unit in the 1987 and moved to its curre |
| The hospital houses 207 beds including 76 | intensive care beds. |
| lly as an attending physician in the Medical | Intensive Care Unit and the Pulmonary Consult Service |
| bed nursery, and a Level III 10-bed Neonatal | Intensive Care Unit. |
| Robbie Williams' new album | Intensive Care set a new record when it topped the UK |
| 27, 2010, Rex Nettleford was admitted to the | intensive care unit of the George Washington Universit |
| is a 852-bed tertiary care facility with 142 | intensive care beds. |
| She has worked as a cardiac | intensive care nurse, an emergency room nurse, a staff |
| Baby Susan was taken to an | intensive care unit, but hospital staff as well as Sus |
| Admission to the | intensive care unit is recommended. |
| ical Care Transport (Lutheran Air and Mobile | Intensive Care Unit) |
| Neuro | intensive care unit and dedicated neurosciences inpati |
| Dr. Sam Parnia, an | intensive care doctor, heading the research, said: "If |
| care and the birthing center with a neonatal | intensive care nursery. |
| ery as well as housing the regional neonatal | intensive care and spinal injury units. |
| He opened the first | intensive care unit in 1951. |
| various hospitals with nearly 100 of them in | intensive care units. |
| Neonatal | Intensive Care Unit (recognised as a sub-regional Cent |
| Intensive Care (with Peter Busby as Peter Dunant), 198 | |
| Intensive Care is a 1991 Dutch action horror film dire | |
| The pediatric | intensive care unit has 12 beds, including 4 isolation |
| He was in | intensive care for several days before making a recove |
| Hughes died at the Liver | Intensive Care Unit at Kings College Hospital in Londo |
| ansport services such as NETS utilise mobile | intensive care incubators fitted with mechanical venti |
| est had returned to his home from a hospital | intensive care unit where he was being treated for bur |
| He was in | intensive care for a few days and then released. |
| osurgery, cardiothoracic surgery, and houses | intensive care units treating neonatal, paediatric and |
| ding 52 medical/surgical beds and has 12-bed | Intensive Care Unit. |
| center, a Women's Pavilion & Birthplace, an | intensive care unit, imaging services, and a sleep cen |
| for example during mechanical ventilation in | intensive care units. |
| ospital in Lausanne where he remained on the | intensive care for 10 days, as his life was in danger. |
| Shortly thereafter the nurses in the | intensive care unit saw her sit up completely healthy. |
| One of the most sweeping changes in | intensive care unit (ICU) and post-surgical care in re |
| Treatment is merely symptomatic and involves | intensive care with stabilization of vital functions. |
| cial pacemaker was applied to Evren while in | intensive care due to bradycardia. |
| hospital opened in 1955 and added a nine-bed | intensive care unit in the 1970s. |
| cardiac services, orthopedic surgery and an | intensive care unit. |
| He has published a text on anaesthetic and | intensive care physiology and pharmacology. |
| He was in | intensive care due to bleeding in his chest cavity for |
| The expansion added 24 | intensive care unit beds on the second level and 66 mo |
| Hospitialization and/or admittance to | intensive care treatment is in most cases necessary. |
| first six weeks of his life in the neonatal | intensive care unit. |
| m, a dedicated pediatric unit and a neonatal | intensive care unit. |
| Children's inpatient unit and | intensive care unit - staffed around the clock by pedi |
| ore private rooms and a new state-of-the-art | Intensive Care Unit. |
| roving, and was getting close to leaving the | intensive care section of the hospital in Roeselare on |
| ird anniversary was the implementation of an | Intensive Care Unit. |
| e a 16-bed Emergency Department and a 10-bed | Intensive Care Unit. |
| isk pregnancy unit, and a Level III neonatal | intensive care unit. |
| a new home for the Radiology, Emergency, and | Intensive Care units. |
| tal holds 169 beds, 61 of which are neonatal | intensive care unit (NICU) beds. |
| ed assessments of resource management in the | intensive care unit, an evaluation of regulatory strat |
| ent unit, ultrasound department and neonatal | intensive care unit. |
| Surgery Emergency, Inpatient Department and | Intensive Care Unit (ICU) |
| rt surgery and introduced the concept of the | intensive care unit. |
| e Farmington Valley and a Level III Neonatal | Intensive Care Unit (NICU), one of only two in Connect |
| The | Intensive Care Unit was built in 1963 and the Trent Wi |
| casualty and trauma unit, and fully-equipped | intensive care unit. |
| Burgos was moved out of the | Intensive Care Unit to a regular room . |
| bilitation facility, which includes a 10-bed | intensive care unit. |
| medical staff, and has a certified Level II | Intensive Care Nursery. |
| The 56-bed Neonatal | Intensive Care Unit has eight full-time neonatologists |
| e-of-the-art burn center, Level III neonatal | intensive care unit, Level I trauma service, an NIH-fu |
| h 238 inpatient beds, 16 operating rooms, 36 | intensive care unit beds, and space for 78 premature i |
| k infants from hospitals without specialist, | intensive care facilities require for optimal care of |
| ia Mille; as well as, several medical books: | Intensive Care in Neurosurgery, Neurotrauma and Pediat |
| and mechanically ventilated patients in the | intensive care setting for use up to 24 hours. |
| Health (NYSDOH) designated Level 3 neonatal | intensive care unit, the Schaffer Extended Care Center |
| h a three-room operation theatre complex, an | intensive care unit, an intensive cardiac care unit, a |
| ted with Chikungunya virus, and put him into | intensive care because the infection had left the baby |
| es the majority of the wards, as well as the | Intensive Care Unit, Pharmacy, laboratories and cantee |
| pecialising in anaesthesiology, and works in | intensive care at Sandwell General Hospital, West Brom |
| ard, three coronary care units, one surgical | intensive care unit and one 28 bed Emergency unit. |
| hlman started the university's first newborn | intensive care unit, in order to use respiratory thera |
| d wounded, to be fighting for my life on the | intensive care ward-not the myth we had grown up belie |
| Memorial Animal Hospital built a veterinary | intensive care unit in 1959 that was the first of its |
| will house 50 acute beds and 12 psychiatric | intensive care beds in a new £20 million building. |
| sts of a 483-bed hospital, with an eight-bed | intensive care unit, plus various outpatient services. |
| While William slowly recovered, the | intensive care by Charlotte took its toll, and she die |
| He was in | intensive care for more than a month, before dying on |
| cility will feature single patient rooms, an | intensive care unit and state-of-the-art operating roo |
| Paramedics, Advanced Care Paramedics (ACPs), | Intensive Care Paramedics (ICPs), Patient Transport Of |
| d Nurse at Vanderbilt University in the Burn | Intensive Care Unit. |
| A neonatal | intensive care unit was established and East Carolina |
| ills assessment including an Emergency Room, | Intensive Care Unit, Operating Room, Labor & Delivery |
| Liban to oversee construction of a Neo-Natal | Intensive Care Unit at the Rafik Hariri University Hos |
| r, an Acute Assessment Unit, an eight bedded | Intensive Care Unit, an intermediate care centre on si |
| online open access peer reviewed journal for | intensive care medicine published by BioMed Central Lt |
| Life Support skills capable of responding to | intensive care situations. |
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