And of the intensiveness of the agony which its infliction produces, one has only to think of the congeries or plexus of delicate nerves which have their terminus in the feet.
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McShea ( 1998 ) discusses eight features of organisms that might indicate largest-scale trends in evolution entropy, energy intensiveness, evolutionary versatility, developmental depth, structural depth, adaptedness, size, complexity.
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The comparative analysis of the postal services network shows that in terms of the technological intensiveness and staffing levels, the postal services network in Kaluga Oblast is one of the most advanced in the Central Federal District of Russia.
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"Mergers and technology have let us eliminate armies of clerks, run trains with just two crew members, even take some of the labor-intensiveness out of maintaining the tracks, " said Thomas White, an association spokesman.
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Hellman states, " These include its cost and capital intensiveness, time constraints and other pressures on instructors, the isolation of students from instructors and their peers, instructors enormous difficulty in adequately evaluating students they never meet face-to-face, and drop-out rates far higher than in classroom-based courses ."
