The phrase "a job processing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of job or task that is being processed, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The system is currently handling a job processing request for data analysis."
Alternatives: "a task being processed" or "a job in progress."
The novel's narrator, an unnamed woman, has a job processing claims at a benefits office.
After university, Yau got a job processing applications at the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
He once had a job processing film, but he lost his condo in New Carrollton when the store closed in 2011 or 2012.
If someone has a job processing chickens, and I am unemployed, even though I would not take that chicken processing job (or move to another state where such jobs exist), my unemployment, which puts me at a disadvantage, must somehow mean they are getting something at my expense.
The type one is when a job comes into the system and type two is when a machine is free as a consequence of a job processing completion.
It is assumed that all machines are operating in parallel and each machine has an initialization time, w ti {i = 1,…, n}, in order to prepare for a job processing.
"The agencies have done a solid job processing through several thousand temporary applications, and have set themselves up for success," Allen said.
But the tear-gassing and resultear-gassing and—attresulting outpouring of empathy, grief, rage, and debate, while pointing to the larger conditions that led to the protest: The US is doing a terrible job processing people fleeing persecution in their home countries.
The widely condemned decision has since been defended by the Trump administration as a countermeasure against "lawlessness". But the tear-gassing and resultear-gassing and—attresulting outpouring of empathy, grief, rage, and debate, while pointing to the larger conditions that led to the protest: The US is doing a terrible job processing people fleeing persecution in their home countries.
The phone's got a great lens and does a bang-up job processing HDR images.
"I wanted to … be a part of this new thing called forensic science and see if there was a future there [for me]." So, upon graduating, Mitchell took a forensic biologist job processing evidence from crime scenes at the DNA unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBIin in Washington, D.C, one of the few places where such positions did not require that he be on a police force, he says.
