Sentence examples for representation of work from inspiring English sources
Unlike past years, there is a more diverse range of processes, which also includes a significant representation of work in color along with a subtle digital presence.
And there is also a significant representation of work by new, young graffiti writers -- like Mosco, Giz and Nato -- who are still trying to redefine the genre on city streets.
She said visitors also can expect to see a solid representation of work from the New York art world of the 1980s.
This movement was a profoundly civilising influence because it fought for the political representation of working people in the government of the country.
"Dia has about 100 Chamberlains, and even after the sale we will still have among the largest and deepest representation of works by him," Mr. Vergne said.
The problem isn't the involvement of business, which is welcome, but that the panel lacks broader representation of working people and those on fixed incomes like pensions and payments.
Three basic steps of modeling of manufacturing processes are analytical representation of working principle of the process, modeling of material behavior and method of solution.
An example of a hypothesis-driven experiment is presented, where we investigated whether practise of a working memory task caused a shift in the neuronal representation of working memory or not.
The public representations of work on the walls showed the current state in design of different components of the system and facilitated collaborative activities.
From labor process theory, we gain an understanding of forces underlying representations of work by organizations operating within the context of market capitalism.
The first study was then used as a pilot for a more extensive three-year study investigating the feasibility of using digital representations of work for authentic and reliable performance assessment in foreign language, engineering, information technology, and physical education tertiary entrance courses (Newhouse, 2011).
