Peri and Sparber (2008, p. 135) use US Census data from 1960 2000 to show that foreign-born workers appear to specialize in manual and physically demanding occupations while natives sort into jobs requiring intensive communication and language skills, which can be interpreted as sorting into jobs with different productivity.
Good-quality cigars may be sorted into as many as 20 different shades to ensure that all cigars in a box have a uniform appearance.
Haddock may be sorted into as many as six size ranges at the port market before sale; for example at Aberdeen, the rough categories are as follows: more than 76 cm; 64-76 cm; 54-63 cm; 44-53 cm; 36-43 cm; 27-35 cm.
All stones even those as small as freckles are followed along the pipeline as they are sorted into some 5,000 different categories, depending on color, shape and size.
Rye and straw rustle as they are sorted into bundles, before being sharply chopped, batted and bent into place.
Charlie Sydnor, president and executive director of the Virginia Holocaust Museum, said records from Auschwitz showed that Breyer's unit on certain days would have been responsible for unloading victims from the trains as they were sorted into groups of who would live and who would die.
According to qualitative content analysis [ 38] key issues will be identified, labelled as codes, and sorted into categories.
The UniProt database has records for 797 proteins classified as GPCRs and sorted into families A/1, B/2 and C/3 on the basis of amino accid sequence.
Key issues were identified, summarized, labelled as codes and sorted into main and sub-categories based on the qualitative content analysis by P. Mayring [ 15].
In fact they are all found pictures that the artist, acting as a curator, has sorted into a semblance of unity.
Cells were stained with anti-CD4/anti-CD8 as described above and sorted into CD4+ and CD8+ subsets using MACS and RNA extracted using RNeasy® Micro extraction kit (Qiagen, Mississauga, Ontario).
