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Zadeh (1965) first introduced fuzzy set theory into MCDM including TOPSIS as an approach for effectively working with the vagueness and ambiguity of the human judgements.

"Transparency combined with a tight labor market is effectively working as an advocate for employee betterment," says Andrew Chamberlain, the chief economist at Glassdoor.

Image caption Sergej Aleksandrvicius was "effectively working a day shift selling drugs" A man caught near a primary school had more than £5,500 of drugs and cash on him.

The effect of medical school year was also lost in our multivariate analysis, most likely because it was a marker of a more powerful predictor - increased skill level at effectively working with an interpreter.

For example, a track record of effectively working across functions or units may be a relevant indicator of your ability to work in a larger global role.

Bankers justify their high fees by saying that they take on an unusual amount of risk, effectively working at no charge until a deal is completed.

Judge Andrew Jefferies QC said: "You were effectively working a day shift selling drugs in this local area.

Monday is Equal Pay Day in the UK, which means that if you are a woman you are effectively working for free for the rest of the year because you are paid on average 14.2percentt less than men.

He said she was brought in as a relief guard after effectively working three straight shifts and wasn't given any information about complaints of excessive heat, which she herself could feel.

In 2013 he described how the London HQ – once so successful he'd felt moved to promise "something back" – was in fact effectively working for a higher power in a lower tax zone.

He is effectively working with a squad of 18 senior outfield players, as Oriol Romeu is out for the rest of the season with a knee injury.