We men, I explain, thinking of his recent show The Reassembler, have become voyeurs of people like you who repair engines and guitars rather than doing it ourselves.
Despite making some of the noisiest jets in the world, Rolls Royce's Bristol factory is quieter than a City office on a Friday afternoon as engineers methodically go about building and repairing engines that cost millions of pounds each.
There is no lack of work, repairing engines, keeping watch, moving cars if police turn up.
Ideally, perceptual training does more than breathe life into abstract principles, the same way that repairing engines instills a lived experience of internal combustion mechanics.
To be living and to be free, as Crawford sees it, consists of "skillfully engaging" with the obstacles and frustrations of reality, as when playing musical instruments, repairing engines, raising children, or sailing boats.
For occupational exposures specifically, our adjustment was limited to broad (ever/never) classifications of job activities such as welding or repairing engines that may not adequately capture occupational exposures to PM2.5 or other exposures such as coarse PM.
For occupational exposures, sensitivity analyses evaluated indicator variables for activities including repairing engines, grinding metal, welding, and driving diesel tractors as well as continuous variables for both years of mixing or applying pesticides and physical activity (hours exercising/week).
You could get the bonnet up and repair the engine and give it a pretty good service – but the engine didn't need complete replacement, especially in the timetable we've been given for it".
Efforts to repair the engine failed.
ST. PAUL — If an auto mechanic accidentally breaks your windshield while trying to repair the engine, he would never get away with billing you for fixing his mistake.
