Sentence examples for matched work from inspiring English sources
Judging from the consistent and tightly matched work of the estimable cast, Mr. Crutchfield's advice about bel canto singing is that a pianissimo packs more punch than a shout, and he's on to something.
In contrast, Whyte et al. [37] showed that a single maximal effort of matched work could improve Si, indicating that the mechanisms for metabolic improvements following a single bout of high-intensity exercise require further investigation.
As in the preceding programs, Mr. Salonen matched works by Bartok (two here) with pieces by Haydn and Ligeti (one each), drawing parallels among imposing masters with Hungarian ties.
Since then, Berlin has implemented changes to labor laws, matching work hours more closely to demand, introducing job sharing and encouraging part-time work.
Many responded with enthusiasm for Ms. Slaughter's recommendations (more latitude to work at home, career breaks, matching work schedules to school schedules, even freezing eggs).
The acquiring of lighting strips, which have to be projected on the object is the most important work to ensure later matching work.
It is shown that syntactic prominence and feature matching work in conjunction with each other rather than in a competitive, winner-take-all manner.
In order to match work in our study, our TAB SIT session lasted an additional 50 s (i.e., two 20-s sprints), with a total duration exceeding Whyte's ES but likely maximally stimulating mitochondrial ATP production.
This emphasizes that user-involvement is important to foster the ownership of the systems that will actually match work processes.
The approach proposed by Bergen and Berg [ 32] identified user-involvement as being important to foster ownership of systems that will actually match work processes.
The progressive work schedule that is inherent in CWH, together with the gradual increase in cognitive skill development, enables the client to build stamina and the levels of energy required to match work demands.
