There is also a need to discuss gender and the interface between work and family life in medical schools in order to open up for a more equal gender distribution of time spent at the hospital and at home doing unpaid work.
The work life/home life dimension is defined as the interface between the work and home life of the nurse.
The friction stir weld was a lap-butt joint with a sharp notch (interface between the work pieces) next to the weld nugget.
The complexity of the product allocation problem for such processing facilities demands a process systems engineering approach utilizing process integration and mathematical optimization techniques to ensure a targeted approach and serve as an interface between simulation work and experimental efforts.
By the end of the book, this moment will turn out to have been predictive, a sort of Dadaist abstraction of the tensions and themes -- the perks and dangers of fame and power; the challenges of partnership; the uneasy interface between love and work, domestic loyalties and public life -- that resonate throughout the novel.
During cutting, the interface between tool and work material is largely inaccessible to observation, but many researchers have contributed indirect evidence concerning stresses, temperatures, metal flow, and other interactions.
Presence of crack like notches (interface between the welded work pieces) and blunt notches (corners and bends in the base metal) have been studied with finite element method (FEM) stress analysis combined with the critical distance method.
In addition, it is believed that for higher aspect ratio preforms, the amount of contact pressure towards the center of interface between tool and work piece is small which leads to reduced dead metal zone formation, and hence, the job platen friction is low.
It has been proposed as a candidate structure for the episodic buffer that provides an interface between verbal and non-verbal working memory subsystems and a link to longer term stores (Hannula et al., 2006; Olson et al., 2006; Ezzyat and Olson, 2008).
Wallace sees a need for more people working at the interface between science policy and ethics.
