Sentence examples for occupational landscape from inspiring English sources
We propose a new index of occupation-level IT intensity and document several long-term changes in the occupational landscape over the past decades.
Almost three decades after its end, WWII had lasting effects on the occupational landscape.
As the rate of economic change accelerated, the latter part of this era witnessed significant innovation in educational provision designed to meet the needs of a rapidly changing business and occupational landscape.
They argue that this theory may require extension vis-a-vis a changing occupational landscape over the last decades and offer a novel conceptual definition of emotional dirt from a sociological perspective.
In these contexts, methods that can reveal occupational patterns at landscape scales, without the need to pinpoint specific sites of human occupation, can be especially useful.
Our results may not be generalizable to current or future populations given the changing BMI landscape and occupational activity levels.
Our study once more confirms that different social and occupational groups of people look at landscapes in a different way, attaching importance to different landscape features and finding different threats to its quality (Strumse 1996; Eisler et al. 2003; Tveit 2009).
In addition to analyzing the structural position of individual occupations, we also analyzed aspects of the complete pattern of occupational interrelations in the different livelihood landscapes.
For the next installment in our series on occupational uniforms, T visited with the landscape designer Brook Klausing to see how he dresses for work every day.
Also, the molluscan assemblages have shown a dominance of taxa characteristic of open landscapes during the entire occupational sequence.
We argue that, by reconceptualising discontinuities with an explicit multi-scalar focus on depositional regimes and landscape patterns, richer explanations about human occupational patterning at both the local and regional levels can be generated.
