Sentence examples for child job from inspiring English sources

Mostly, though, life seems good, what with her adoring child, job, apartment and at least one friend, Zina (Olga Zhdanova), all of which instantly disappear when Tania is detained by a couple of immigration cops.

Unfortunately, the longer you wait to get started, the more likely you are to make mistakes on your return or have trouble finding necessary information (see Poor Organization). 3. Failure to Adjust Withholding - Be sure to adjust your withholding to account for life changes like marriage, birth of a child, job changes, or raises (remember those?).

Additionally, they were equipped with rapid diagnostic tests for malaria, gloves, a respiratory timer, a sick child job aid, and a register.

The project commenced with gathering and consolidating of all user requirements concerning the CHW program, iCCM Sick Child Job Aids, iCCM Implementation Guidelines, and other relevant literature.

The newborn danger signs listed in the VHT sick child job aid include fever, infected cord, lethargy, convulsions, failure to breastfeed, chest in-drawing, and skin pustules (Supplemental Figure 1).

Subordinate rows correspond to child jobs.

In this example the parent job uses the results of the child jobs, which are finished after 32 seconds, for running another optimization computation, which is not parallelized.

The only difference is that child jobs do not throw a job finished event from which follows (0le S_{hat {P}}(t|hat {s})le 4).

Therefore, child jobs inherit the job started event E 0 from its parent, such that their progress is documented by trace hat{s}=langle E_{0},hat{E}_{1},hat{E_{2}},hat{E_{3}}rangle (9) Fig. 4 Example of parent job P 1 from which three child jobs (hat {P}_{1}), (hat {P}_{2}), and (hat {P}_{3}) are submitted to batch queuing system.

The DAG of a parent job, which submits three child jobs to a DRMS is shown in Fig. 4. In order to take account of the required scalability for monitoring MTC applications the discrimination between parent and child jobs has to be neglected.

Each 'iCCM CHW' received a training certificate, a canvas bag, a respiratory timer, a sick child job-aid, a wooden medicine box, registers, referral forms, and a starter supply of medicines.