Sentence examples for distributed labor from inspiring English sources

This distributed labor system allows the colonies to grow to enormous numbers.

Yet, as badly as the Internet failed in the production of genuinely new and accurate real-world information, the massively distributed labor force of the Internet swarm does some things extremely well.

"Cyborg systems," or what I called "agents" in my survey of machine intelligence startups, will make this possible, using a blend of learning algorithms and distributed labor to perform an ever-widening range of tasks at low cost.

In the vein of the "gig economy," startups can now make it possible for enterprises to successfully tap into a distributed labor force.

But after decades of feminist intervention, swaths of evidence for unevenly distributed labor burdens, and measurable shifts in beliefs about gender, why are we still having the conversation about women "leaning" in one direction or another?

e-Health care is characterized by high degree of distributed, labor-intensive works, mobility, and information access from various types of devices.

In fact, the original draft of the FLSA put forward by Senator Hugo Black in 1932 actually targeted a 30-hour workweek, in order to distribute labor among the millions of Americans who had lost their jobs in the depression.

"And capital is less equitably distributed than labor.

Capital and business income are much more unevenly distributed than labor income and have become more so over time.

And corporate earnings, particularly from the state-owned industrial sector, have been funneled back into fixed asset investment, rather than distributed to labor, she said.

Part of these imbalances reflected investment patterns and capital intensity equalization, which influences pre-tax inequality directly if wealth is more unequally distributed than labor income.