Sentence examples for scale and labor from inspiring English sources

Delta said Song's pilots would work under the same pay scale and labor agreement as the pilots in Delta's main operation but would work more productive hours each day.

In mammalian model systems, however, the relatively large scale and labor intensity of experiments have hampered the achievement of actual saturation mutagenesis, especially for recessive traits that require biallelic mutations to manifest detectable phenotypes.

However, the relatively large scale and labor intensity of experiments have hampered the achievement of actual saturation mutagenesis, especially for recessive traits that require biallelic mutations to manifest detectable phenotypes [ 3– 6].

Because of their scale, cost and labor intensity, historic preservation projects are often possible even in down cycle periods, providing a measure of job and income stability to a local community.

This is the combination of scale and low labor costs only a large Chinese company can pull off.

A second aim is to develop from this set a short RIASEC inventory useful for large-scale educational and labor market assessment.

Supplemental RIASEC descriptions in large-scale educational and labor market assessments allows to connect observed social-emotional skill levels with required skill levels as described in O*NET, comparing educational output with labor market requirements.

The work was smallish in scale and I labored over a lot of minute details.

The kinds of changes that took place can be grouped into six categories product, capital equipment and process technology, task characteristics and process structure, scale, material inputs, and labor.

All firms use the same production technology of constant returns to scale in capital and labor and are exposed to a positive externality given by the aggregate stock of capital per unit of labor.

The company's pay scale and hard-nosed labor practices, said Simon Head, a fellow at the Century Foundation and author of "The New Ruthless Economy: Work and Power in the Digital Age" (Oxford University Press, 2003) mean that "Wal-Mart is certainly a template of 21st-century capitalism, but a capitalism that increasingly resembles a capitalism of 100 years ago".