Since the core body temperature changes according to work location, task performed, and individual amounts of perspiration, we confirmed that the evaluation method considers physiological aspects of workers and modification of work schedules.
The magnetic properties of studied films are optimized by modification of working Ar pressure deposition of Ta (PTa) in the range of 2 12 mTorr and thickness of Ta (tTa) in the range of 0 25 nm.
We introduce a framework for ergonomics climate, the extent to which an organization emphasizes and supports the design and modification of work to maximize both performance and well-being outcomes.
The correction of altitude-induced offset with the modification of working pressure was also tested.
In addition, persons with a high income and high educational level may often have flexible work arrangements, and opportunities for work adjustments or modification of work tasks (work autonomy), when work capacity is reduced [ 29, 39].
Controlling exposure to inhalable substances implies the elimination from the workplace air, through substitution, work in a closed circuit, modification of work methods, isolation and local ventilation, and, in some cases, by using personal protective equipment.
Engineering interventions described in the stakeholder meeting included tools, equipment, and engineered building materials; administrative controls largely consisted of training and education programs and modifications of work and management practice.
The United States Court of Appeals in Boston ruled on Wednesday that a federal district judge should have found that the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 — part of the Copyright Act that protects artists against having their names associated with works "in the event of a distortion, mutilation or other modification of the work" — applies to unfinished works like Mr. Büchel's.
But personal experience suggests modification of expectations works more slowly the other way.
This experiment is a modification of the works carried out by Shukor et al. [ 14].
