Sentence examples for discrete work from inspiring English sources
Behaviors in turn interact with work design, including non-human actors (e.g., technologies, knowledge), in the enactment of discrete work practices.
Like their own fans, they have found a way to hang on to the original characters, storylines and details that they loved in the first place, while seeing a film as its own, discrete work of art – one that may take liberties with the original text but preserves its spirit and wider meaning.
In two-adult households in which each household member has a choice set of seven discrete work hour alternatives, the choice set for each household consists of 49 different alternatives.
Adding a colon and "the musical" does not necessarily make a production a discrete work, forever cleaved from its namesake.
The process starts with a workshop facilitated by GFOI partners, which is then followed up by a series of in-country consultations and reviews, and the development of the discrete work packages to address theseneeds.
Antibiotic distribution was facilitated by limiting medical histories to issues relevant to prescribing prophylactic antibiotic therapy, formatting medical records to facilitate rapid decision making, and separating each component activity into discrete work stations.
The show can be approached either as an installation or as a collection of discrete works.
Well, yes and no, as I wrote Mr. Sigman, because much depends on how you see movies, which are both discrete works and a social experience.
Dargis blames home video for a decades-long decline in Hollywood movies because it "changed how generations including those who grew up to be studio executives see movies as discrete works and as social and cultural experiences".
Instead of the walk-in theatrical installations for which Ms. Bloom is best known, "The Collections of Barbara Bloom" displays pieces from different phases of her career as discrete works of sculpture, assemblage, collage, photography and design.
In truth, videocassettes did more damage to cinema (American and otherwise), because home video changed how generations — including those who grew up to be studio executives — see movies as discrete works and as social and cultural experiences.
