Sentence examples for employed on three from inspiring English sources

More specifically, classification based on predictive association rules (CPAR), classification based on multiple association rules (CMAR) and classification based on association rules (CBA) are employed on three datasets using various descriptor sets.

In 1996 & 1997, she was employed on three of Moore's films (Striptease, If These Walls Could Talk & G.I. Jane).

Following an earlier survey of employees, the ONS had previously estimated that 583,000 people were employed on zero hours, suggesting that some people have more than one job on a zero-hours basis.

Often in 20th-century design a strong paper is employed on one wall only, instead of having the whole space surrounded by a dominant pattern.

By the end of 2014, the total number of people employed on zero hours contracts represented 2.3% of total in employment - up on the previous year when the figure stood at 1.9%.

Agency workers are employed on zero hours contracts but have to do long shifts on the minimum wage, and have their travel and accommodation costs deducted by the agency.

The figures, published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), are an estimate of people who are employed on zero hours contracts in their main employment, and come from the Labour Force Survey.

In 1999, with Governor Martínez and Attorney General Solís in power, a thirteen-year-old girl managed to escape from a bus driver, employed on one of the maquiladora routes, who had tried to rape and kill her.

Later, Benedetto was employed on two major works for the church of Monteoliveto (S. Anna dei Lombardi) in Naples: the tomb of Mary of Aragon (d. 1470), begun by Rossellino, and an altarpiece of the Annunciation (1489).

To achieve the aim of the study, the tool was employed on five separate structures: two blockwork medium-rise buildings and three reinforced concrete high-rise buildings.

Roughing and finishing (multiple trim cut) strategies were employed on two high specification machines with pulse generators designed to provide minimum workpiece integrity damage.