This paper presents prospects for a human-centered design of future industrial labor in a framework depicting the dilemma between technological feasibility and labor-politically desirability, under the constraint of an economically reasonable design of work and technology.
In addition, most coal mines with high gas content in China exhibit the characteristics of coal seam groups, which presents prospects for wide application of this system.
Everything I've read about the lawyer glut focuses on how the nation's law schools are making it too easy to get in; how the profession presents prospects in too rosy a light, and how no one has had the guts to say our nation is over-lawyered and as a result a significant percentage of attorneys are unhappy with their career choice.
Gone are the days when enterprise sales teams drove the buying process – determining what information was presented to prospects, when and how.
The femtosecond laser was a modern transition medical instrument, and it presented remarkable prospects in various medical fields.
At present, prospects seem good that challenges will come in a steady stream.
But, Patten and Howard might object, are not the present prospects for the EU, itself, very poor?
Since he had no present prospects of marriage, after two tormented days of turning it over in his mind, he called in Pinye Balzman, a marriage broker whose two-line advertisement he had read in the Forward.
This tragic situation is both systemically entrenched and historically rooted (the destruction of the black home and family was integral to chattel slavery, as was the denial of literacy), making the present prospects for anything but survival bleak in our harshest urban environments.
Even if an adequate framework should emerge — and the present prospects seem dim — it is at least questionable how valuable PVA can be for systematic conservation planning.
The present prospects for this relocation are dismal earlier this week, exploring on a bleak, cold rainy day, I realized that no way could I live in an unprotected building without a supermarket or superintendent in sight.
