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Empirically determinable behaviors are partial descriptions, separations , for instance 'peoples' are 'loosely separable sections of the mass of men' (ibid., 332).
In the 1990s the rate of job separation did increase for middle income workers, but a majority of these separations were job-to-job changes.
I'm leaving other moves out, and plenty more have yet to be announced; Slate will need to fill the void left by Mr Yglesias, for example.*This series of separations and new hires is what economists call churn, and it is a critical part of the functioning of labour markets.
There were 1,183 reports of tread separations involving Wilderness AT tyres, but only two involving Goodyear tyres, according to John Rinamaki, a senior official in Ford's North American business.Getting that message across is crucial for Ford, which has been downright brutal in its dealings with Firestone since the tyre fiasco began last summer.
But there is nothing straightforward about his dealings with another big part of the Republican Party: its social conservatives.Mr Bush's relationship with these voters is like a troubled marriage: tantrums and tearful apologies, long sulks and periodic fireworks, trial separations and loving affirmations that they can't live without each other.
The problem in labour markets was not so much that net job creation tumbled, but that separations were not paired with corresponding replacement hires: when firms lost or sacked a worker they did not find it advantageous to replace him.Interestingly, the procyclicality of churn is one reason why recessions are so bad for new labour-market entrants.
And her portrayal of her own family, whose wanderings and separations so closely mirror Korea's past century, is just as important, in many ways, as her snapshot picture of Mr Kim.Ms Sung was born in a Seoul suburb, Gyeh Dong, in 1935.
The fall in separations reflects a decline in layoffs, which went from 2.5 million per month in February 2009 to 1.6 million per month in March 2011.
Moreover, the need to reallocate labor across sectors as the recovery proceeds, as well as losses of skills caused by high levels of long-term unemployment and permanent separations , could limit the pace of gains in employment.
There is.When separations are high because of a sharp economic downturn, you have a situation where firms are shedding highly employable workers due to liquidity constraints.
We added jobs because hires exceeded separations , not because hiring increased.
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The primary grammatical function of "separations" is as a noun , typically referring to multiple instances of dividing or being divided. This aligns with Ludwig AI's assessment and the examples provided, where it often denotes physical or conceptual divisions.
Expression frequency: Common
