In March 1928, Christine, a single mother living in Los Angeles, returns home from her shift supervising a busy switchboard to find that her young son, Walter Gattlin Griffithh), is missing.
He had worked an overnight shift, supervising prisoners as they cooked an early breakfast, but he looked chipper in a black suit, shouting "praise the lord" while his teenage son pounded a drum set and an older man played a snaky line on an electric keyboard.
Later, he shifted to supervising the prosecution of cases developed by the Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a joint task force on terrorism.
Photography in museums has become so invasive that, in no-photos-allowed museums like New York's Frick Collection, I watch museum guards spending almost the entirety of their shifts not supervising the art, but dissuading people from taking pictures.
Senior engineers travel from Indianapolis to Monterrey to supervise the shifting of production lines to Carrier's factory there, workers and union officials said.
Recommended psychotherapeutic interventions require an approach that balances strengthening the availability and capacity of specialists to train and supervise and shifting to non-specialist delivery of psychotherapy.
I thought, Maybe he's down on the shop floor or out at the loading dock, and has to stay there to supervise the night-shift shipments.
SWT regions, most likely belonging to text regions, contain valuable text color information, which is used to correctly supervise the mean-shifting in favor of text colors.
Shift supervisors [ Block 7] directly supervise the staff [ Block 8], who actually do the work of mopping the floors [ Block 9], which in turn impacts the state of the floors and therefore the likelihood of slips [ Block 3].
Participants reported that during the day and evening shifts, consultants were more likely to supervise interns than registrars.
