Workers with the job title "spruer" had the highest geometric mean airborne silica exposure levels (0.154 mg/m), followed by workers with the job title "hunter operator" (0.093 mg/m), those with the job title "charger" (0.091 mg/m), and workers with the job title "core maker" (0.078 mg/m).
Solderers, burnishers, polishers, tank-makers, engine fitters, nut and bolt-makers, cycle-makers, core-makers, angle-iron smiths, axle turners, brass tap finishers, machine tool-makers, furnacemen, iron and steel wire drawers, rule-makers.
Seriously, though, it does include some improvements for hard core presentation makers.
The idea had been to attain greater economies of scale in the low-margin PC business, rather than be reliant on the firm's core money-makers: printers and ink cartridges.
What really drives value to Apple is the replacement rate of their core money-maker — the iPhone.
Moving market signals inward toward core decision-makers, and official doctrine (and, ideally, behavior) toward the edge, comprises a large percentage of the organization's existence.
While its most popular surface and core money maker might remain mobile for a long time, VR and TVs could give Facebook an even bigger presence in our lives.
But in a sense like the Cinderella character, she experienced a dramatic personal and spiritual transformation, changing from a hard core trouble-maker to the remarkable servant-saint she was when I met her.
While "Do It Yourself" (DIY) projects do not necessarily require group activities, one of the core aspects of the maker philosophy is the maker space.
Fujitsu apart, none of the others has shown any sign of concentrating on its core competence, as chip makers elsewhere have learned to do.Thus, none of Japan's big microchip makers has suggested that it might be better off becoming a "fabless" firm that designs and markets its own devices, but gets others actually to make them.
For policy makers, the core issues are consumer price inflation and economic growth.
