Sentence examples similar to complex worker from inspiring English sources

AT LA DÉFENSE, Europe's biggest purpose-built office complex, workers are putting the finishing touches to the Majunga Tower.

At G.M.'s headquarters in the city's cavernous Renaissance Center complex, workers are becoming accustomed to more empty desks and offices.

Jia composes the film around interviews with former residents of the factory complex — workers or their descendants — several of which are, in fact, scripted and performed by actors, including Joan Chen, whose character, Little Flower, gets her nickname from her resemblance to a character played by Chen in a 1980 melodrama of that title.

Termites, which are half-blind and certainly not gifted with the most beautiful looks, belong to the few species in nature that have evolved to form complex worker-based societies with their own class systems (farmers, soldiers, foragers, nurses, etc).. Their ability to build mounds of various shapes and sizes using almost any type of material made them the perfect creatures for Kurant's project.

Companies are internally recognizing that in some ways, such as through tools like Degreed, which look to help employers identify those same skills gaps and find ways to train their own employees to fulfill those more complex knowledge worker roles.

Even though workers are bound to one employer, the case is more complex when workers are employed by a labour hire company.

So as a federal mediator and representatives for 3,300 striking Teamsters workers and for the Chicago Area Refuse Haulers Association argued into the night Wednesday in a suburban office complex, city workers were putting in extra hours, adding some 40 trucks to the streets, and tidying up the alleys to try to meet their boss's vision.

In an indication of the great size of the complex, several workers professed to be unfamiliar with the dead men.

Although frustrated at times by strong currents, bad weather and complex physics, workers retrieved four more bodies today from the river where a barge slammed into a bridge on Interstate 40 on Sunday.

Shewchuk et al. (2017) provided a methodology in modeling and assessing the complex multi-worker physical processes which helped establish the ergonomic implications of the operations.

Because of the presence of acids, peaks were generally more complex in workers than eggs, whatever the social form.