Sentence examples for break areas from inspiring English sources

Less direct forms of intimidation included docking pay of union workers who spoke to each other while working, barring union activists from break areas, and increasing production targets for union members to unreachable levels, moving, for example from 200 shirts a day to 900.

The influences of different break areas under in-vessel LOCA are compared, and the accident consequence after small area break is chosen to be investigated.

This study used visual simulation methods to assess the restorative potential of specific design features in hospital staff break areas, investigating nature-related indoor decor, daylight, window views, and direct access to outdoor environments.

The study hypothesized that staff would perceive break areas with higher levels of nature-based content as being more restorative, and that direct outdoor access would be rated as more restorative than window views.

On a scale of 1 10, nurses evaluated the restorative qualities of (a) direct access to the outdoors through a balcony, (b) an outdoor view through a window, (c) a nature artwork, and (d) an indoor plant, all depicted on images of the same two staff break areas.

Videos are running on loop in the plant's break areas, painting unions in a bad light.

April 14 2010 May 29 201010 The talented young playwright Annie Baker ("Circle Mirror Transformation") sets her new play behind a Vermont café, in a break area dotted with dead plants and milk crates that's accessible only by hopping a fence.

A few seats are interspersed, like the break area of a warehouse, and Mr. Obregón and his brother and his father walk the room with plastic funnels to direct the bodega taps into glasses.

Joshing with the town's bus drivers, whose smoking break area is just by the cab rank, he said: "It's a protest, undoubtedly – a protest against the government, all the fighting around Gordon Brown and specially the expenses".

The earlier Baker plays that I've seen — "Circle Mirror Transformation," "The Aliens," and "The Flick" — are set in small New England towns, in somewhat blank places: an adult-ed acting studio, a break area behind a café, the movie theatre.

In this case, we used a Gaussian function to interpolate between the two time-equivalent layers at the break (area in the black circle in Fig. 3a).