Sentence examples for measured workers from inspiring English sources

Note: the Softchoice survey also measured workers over the age of 65 and HR professionals, but the sample sizes for those segments were quite small so I've excluded those data sets here.

nc Number of concurrently measured workers.

The cost for concurrently measured workers was also highly variable (CV = 32-88%), a result of the varying amount of time required to complete an additional measurement.

The cost for additional concurrently measured workers includes the amount of additional time required to administer another questionnaire, video, or inclinometer measurement on the same day.

To account for this, ĊD is calculated as the sum of the costs for the first worker and concurrently measured workers as in Eq (2): (2) Ċ D = ċ S n m + ċ F n d + ċ C n c.

where ċS is the unit cost of measurement supplies (including tape for inclinometers, and questionnaire printing costs) per worker-day measured nm; ċF is the unit cost for the first worker measured on a researcher day nd; and ċC is the unit cost of concurrently measured workers on that day nc.

The state measures workers' performance and has given bigger raises to top performers.

(It's quite a contrast to Japan, where employers are actually measuring workers' waists and doling out dieting guidance).

An earmuff "comfort tester" was designed to measure the comfort indices, and an experiment was conducted to measure workers' perceived comfort into quantitative data.

The Spherion Employee Confidence Index, which measures workers' confidence in their personal employment situation, declined for the seventh consecutive month in February, reaching the lowest level since the survey began in July 2004.

This study aims to test the usefulness of two metrics—velocity of the bodily center of pressure (COPv) and the resultant accelerometer (rAcc)—as predictors with which to measure workers' fall risk in stationary postures.