This assists human workers with inspection processes, relieving them of more commonplace work, and allowing them to be redeployed to tasks that robots cannot do.
Barry Bearak BANGLADESH: STRIKES' TOLL -- As the nation was paralyzed by a second day of political strikes, the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority reported that such commonplace work stoppages cost the country $3 million a day in lost tolls, fees and taxes, severely hampering the economy.
While not exactly commonplace, this work is valued today in a way that my mother's effort was not.
The girl, instead of being a model, which was rather a commonplace, might work at Vogue, where his wife's former secretary, a very clever girl who spoke four or five languages... but Vogue is already a little too fancy, perhaps, he decided.
The idea is that, as napping becomes more and more commonplace in work environments, users can strap on their ostrich pillow and doze off for a power nap.
Such finger-mapping is commonplace in work on spatial stimulus-response compatibilities [40] [42].
Increasingly, 21st-century Rosie the Riveters are commonplace here, working for Syncrude Canada Ltd., the world's largest producer of oil from oil sands.
As the absurd becomes commonplace, Berger's work suggests, comedy has to be found in the mundane.
I can best describe it as small, incremental reductions in self, particularly the ability to deal with everyday stresses and commonplace life and work situations.
In the future, such integration of multiple transceivers (such as different generations of a successful technology such as 802.11) on a single device will be commonplace, and our work is thus well aligned with this trend.
In an industry where nap pods and slides are commonplace, a comfortable work atmosphere has been considered a critical component for hiring at tech startups and corporations, and San Francisco-based Dot & Bo is looking to capitalize on this market opportunity.
