Translation for "intensivos" to english
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4. Los sectores de servicios de infraestructura, en particular la energía, son intensivos en capital y menos intensivos en mano de obra.
4. ISS, particularly energy, are capital - intensive and less labour - intensive.
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Con todo, el plan va contra el principio de trabajo de Sandy, que exige un nivel constantemente bajo y un trabajo intensivo en pequeñas cantidades.
Still, the plan goes against Sandy’s working principle, which demands a constant low profile and labor-intensive work in small quantities.
said Leo. “No, no - I don’t think you have the foggiest idea how labor-intensive this department is!” “He doesn’t,”
said Leo. “No, no—I don’t think you have the foggiest idea how labor-intensive this department is!” “He doesn’t,”
De la forma en que hacemos aquí las cosas es trabajo intensivo… Gente que podrían haber sido granjeros, agricultores, fabrican ahora su propia comida, para su propio país.
The way -we do it here, it's labor-intensive-people who might have been farmers, making their own food, for their own country.
La producción en las fuentes tradicionales, como Portugal y España, había caído cuando la recolección intensiva de resina en la Comunidad Europea se volvió demasiado cara y se dispuso de sustitutos a base de petróleo.
Production in traditional sources such as Portugal and Spain had fallen as labor-intensive resin collection became too expensive in the European Community, and as petroleum-based substitutes became available.
Por eso nos metimos en guerra en Corea del Sur, para luchar por industrias de labor intensiva, lo que significa niños escuálidos agujereando odres y fabricando tazas de latón para nosotros.
That's why we went to war in South Korea, to fight for labor-intensive industries, which means skinny kids punching out water bags and making tin cups for us.
Before the watch commander had arrived at roll call, a cop said aloud, “This FDR crap is so labor-intensive it makes embryonic cloning look like paint matching.”
Before the watch commander had arrived at roll call, a cop said aloud, This FDR crap is so labor-intensive it makes embryonic cloning look like paint matching.
cuando Severian habla de minería, se estaría refiriendo a lo que nosotros llamaríamos saqueo arqueológico, y entre los atractivos de los nuevos continentes preparados para surgir, se dice, con la llegada del Sol Nuevo, están «el oro, la plata, el hierro y el cobre...» (La cursiva es mía.) Algunas otras posibilidades podrían ser ropa para esclavos —sin duda hay cierta esclavitud en la sociedad de Severian—, carne, y otros alimentos y productos del trabajo intensivo como las joyas manufacturadas.
when Severian speaks of mining, he appears to mean what we should call archaeological pillaging, and the new continents said (in Dr. Talos's play) to be ready to rise with the coming of the New Sun have among their attractions "gold, silver, iron, and copper . (Italics added.) Slaves—some slavery certainly exists in Severian's society-furs, meat and other foodstuffs, and labor-intensive items such as handmade jewelry would appear to be among the possibilities.
Courage will still be necessary, but it will be the ability to manage extremely complex weapons systems that will matter the most. Speed, range, and accuracy—and a lot of unmanned aircraft—will substitute for the massed forces that were required to deliver explosives to the battlefield in the twentieth century. Yet these talents will not solve a core problem of warfare, occupying hostile territory. Armies are designed to destroy armies, and precision weapons will do that more effectively than ever before. But the occupation of territory will remain a labor- intensive activity.
Courage will still be necessary, but it will be the ability to manage extremely complex weapons systems that will matter the most. Speed, range, and accuracy—and a lot of unmanned aircraft—will substitute for the massed forces that were required to deliver explosives to the battlefield in the twentieth century. Yet these talents will not solve a core problem of warfare, occupying hostile territory. Armies are designed to destroy armies, and precision weapons will do that more effectively than ever before. But the occupation of territory will remain a labor-intensive activity.
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Naturalmente, eran más difíciles de obtener que el sexo o las drogas, porque exigía un trabajo intensivo, y para colmo especializado, y serían caros.
They were of course more difficult to organise, being labour-intensive, and skilled labour at that, than either sex or drugs, and would be expensive.
En un apéndice de recapitulación pormenorizaba las clases de empresas de trabajos intensivos que deberían organizar las SS —tal vez confiscándolas a propietarios judíos— con vistas a aprovechar el trabajo libre de los campos de concentración para su propio beneficio.
In an appendix at the end he’d listed the sort of labour-intensive enterprises that the SS should obtain - perhaps by confiscation from Jewish owners - with a view to using free concentrationcamp labour for increased profit.
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