Sentence examples for be employed about from inspiring English sources

Although what may be the canonical definition of idea as "whatever it is which the mind can be employed about in thinking" (Essay I.i.8), seems to be deliberately noncommital about their nature, there are several passages in Locke's Essay that suggest that he thought of them, at least when they were of visual origin, as being picture-like.

At any given point in time we are employing about 16,000 subcontractors".

When Bi2WO6 and Ag2S are employed, about 68 and 12%% of the Rh B molecules can be decomposed after irradiation for 1.5 h.

Some 69.1percentt of those women are employed, about the same as in 1998.

A significant proportion of Cornwall's young women quickly became involved in mining; by 1736 the vicar of Ludgvan was complaining that he was unable to hire servants as the young women of the town were "employed about copper".

Bocher has been employing about 350 people The business was set up at 12 Avenue George V, in what's left of a genteel residential district, on the third floor of an imposing apartment house.

Eight days earlier, Philips had said part of its lighting division the industry it started out in, in 1891 would be hived off, and outside shareholders sought.In the early 1980s the company that had invented the rotary shaver and the compact disc was employing about 380,000 people around the world, and had become bloated with low-margin businesses.

By the following year, British Westinghouse was employing about half of the 12,000 workers in Trafford Park.

The construction of the capsule alone is employing about 300 people now, said Jules Schneider, a senior manager for Lockheed Martin's Orion space capsule operations.

British Westinghouse was the first major company to move in, and by 1903 it was employing about half of the 12,000 workers then employed in the park, which became one of the most important engineering facilities in Britain.

Various channel estimation techniques can be employed to get information about the interference and other things [5].