In Washington sate, work-related musculoskeletal disorders of the upper extremity and spine occurring without discrete trauma have been estimated to encompass 42.5% of compensable claims and lost time claims, respectively [ 1].
My craving sated, I worked up the courage to go shopping.
My inner carnivore was sated, as the work of a day had been compressed into an hour.
Yet with the series not due to start until later this month, Simon and his army of fellow judges must set to work sating the public appetite for teasers.
But just as it's impossible to watch the action from a single vantage point, it's equally difficult to feel sated by the work's fleeting, random bits.
Mr. Corden even expressed hope for more work to sate his cravings: "Now that I'm eating less, I have to fill my plate in other ways," he said.
Sometimes his prose gets a touch fancy or peculiar -- a song treatment is "supernally relaxed," his work "failed to sate Bing's energy," Bing "had haplessly incarnated the excesses of Prohibition" -- and one can argue with certain judgments: Is Crosby really a "far more important artist" than John McCormack?
Developers found ways to finish the work, but found the appetite for condos had been sated.
The purpose of this work is to elucidate the key factor responsible for the reversibility of the solid-sate transition, thus providing a basis to understand the role of flanking side chains.
He has worked with clients such as Motorola, John Deere and the U.S. Departments of Labor and Sate.
Where work is concerned, having just come out of Call Girl, and the Mellor project, Piper feels "sated, for now".
