Sentence examples for simultaneous employment from inspiring English sources

It can operate continuously for 8 h in the battery-powered mode if only one electrophoresis channel is in use, or for about 2.5 h in the case of simultaneous employment of all three channels.

The simultaneous employment of FS and TBER is found to favor greatly system performance and the resultant process design is superior to those with one reactive section reinforced by a TBER and/or FS.

In "One Man, Two Guvnors" Mr. Corden plays Francis Henshall, a goodhearted, chronically hungry, not-so-smart, out-of-work musician who finds simultaneous employment with two demanding bosses mixed up in a complicated world of small-potatoes gangsterism, cross-dressing, mistaken identity and thwarted romance.

We must require that councilmembers do their jobs full-time, so they cannot use their positions of public trust as leverage for more-lucrative, simultaneous employment as lobbyists.

Chris Ziegler "continued actively working" at the technology site in July despite simultaneous employment with Apple, a company regularly covered by The Verge's newsroom, editor-in-chief Nilay Patel revealed on Friday. .

Chris Ziegler "continued actively working" at the technology site in July despite simultaneous employment with Apple, a company regularly covered by The Verge's newsroom, editor-in-chief Nilay Patel revealed on Friday.

There are statistically significant differences in the simultaneous engagement in the formal public and private sectors between Bissau and the other two cities, as well as for public sector exclusive employment between Bissau and Praia.

This is accomplished by the simultaneous estimation of employment and unemployment spells with correlated unobservable characteristics.

Further, concerns continue to mount regarding both the unbearable financial indebtedness faced by some students attending these institutions, and the simultaneous lack of meaningful employment opportunities upon graduation.

These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that parents make a simultaneous decision about entering employment and using ECEC based on their potential income and the total cost of ECEC for their children.

Those events combined to produce inflationary world energy and commodity prices, resulting in declining output and employment, and a simultaneous demand for higher government expenditure at a time of falling government revenues.