Sentence examples for depiction of work from inspiring English sources

The conceptual background for the analysis of the cases is provided by a short introduction to different rationales for organizational design, and by pointing to the differences between a linear, rationalistic versus an interactional depiction of work.

"While researching the film, I found a tiny little grey Christian Dior autobiography, with such an emotional depiction of work as designer, with every step described in such fascinating detail.

Howard Miller became a patriotic depiction of working women, but the image itself was fictional.

Philip IV took solace in art, above all that of his court painter Diego Velázquez, now free to add the immensely sympathetic depiction of working people in simple settings to his duties of royal portraiture.

It is shocking that there is only one mum in David Cameron's cabinet, and the depiction of working mums on the TV hasn't moved on much from Wendy Craig's character Ria in Butterflies.

The depiction of working in Theranos' unregulated laboratory scored the biggest gasps from the Sundance audience.

Although the show took place behind the scenes of a sketch program similar to "Saturday Night Live," many professional comedians felt that the show was hardly a realistic depiction of working in comedy.

India had the smallest discrepancy in depictions of work: women make up 25.3percentt of the off screen workforce and 15.6percentt on the onscreen one.

Ms Lyden believes the depictions of working people, especially their social documentary of fishermen and fish wives in 1840s Edinburgh and St Andrews, was compelling.

You might ask candidates, "How would you handle a situation where it's become clear that there is a gap on your team?" Interviewees are often told to use "I" to get credit for work done, but "we" is probably a more realistic depiction of how work gets done.

This chapter focuses on two challenges for socio-technical design: having to choose between different rationales for design, and the adequate understanding and depiction of the work to be redesigned.