Sentence examples for definitions of working from inspiring English sources

The activity rate is slightly lower (65percentnt) probably due to the different definitions of working status between LFS and ISMU.

We used broad inclusion criteria for studies, including all definitions of working hours (self-reported, register-based) and CHD (self-reported, clinically validated, register-based).

[The new definition of working class is having a screen too big for the living room].

The very definition of working memory is your ability to learn, your potential; it doesn't measure what you have learned.

Such errors could easily throw a projection out by a few years.Also worth bearing in mind is the definition of working age.

He would say, "Well, the definition of working class is that you have to work for somebody else in order to live.

The trainings focus on the definition of working conditions, communication and cooperation of middle management and shopfloor level, and workers' participation in a real-world manufacturing environment.

Judging by these prototypes they are probably stretching the definition of "working" at this point.

He said much of the discussion involved the definition of working hours.

The definition of working and categories of unemployment were derived by starting with conventional definitions and undertaking a process of discussion and refinement with local field staff and community members.

The HRH subsystem brings together a number of interdependent functions working in synergy that determine the performance of any health care system: staffing, management of performance, training and definition of working conditions [ 41, 81, 90].