The phrase "at tools" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or context involving tools, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The workshop is located at tools, where we can find all the necessary equipment."
Alternatives: "at the toolshed" or "at the workshop".
With AT tools, the user has the freedom to impose arbitrary fine-grained structure on documents without actually modifying the documents.
He said he would also be taking a close look at Tools for Living, the company's 700-item collection of accessories — ranging from a set of 24 chopsticks ($35) to a teak croquet set ($498) — that was introduced in 2008.
"When we looked at tools for managing IT ops, most of the tools are getting [long] in tooth.
At this backdrop of the multiplicity of barriers to implementing effective risk management practices in project management, it would be interesting to look at tools that permit identification of structure within such barriers within a system.
The Cardboard team is also looking at tools people might want to use when virtual reality becomes more mainstream, as Google has also acquired Tilt Brush, a VR painting application.
Take a look at tools such as Buffer, Hootsuite or Edgar, which can make posting easier and allow you more time to concentrate on your business.
Murphy is collaborating with a developer called Patrick Gunderson, creative director at Tool, who devised an algorithm to turn tennis plays into sound.
Both parts can produce parasitic oscillations (ripples), which let the robot shake at tool center point.
Decarburization of WC occurred at tool surface and an interaction layer was observed.
We're building at tool for technicians, for the end user".
At Tooling Up we've already discussed some methods for exploring different career fields, including University Career Days and Informational Interviewing.
