Sentence examples for the available position from inspiring English sources
Let's say he was in his previous job for 20 years, and now he's regularly being told by job screeners that he is overqualified for the available position.
A reduced order observer has been introduced for estimating the ROV velocities and a sliding mode control law has been developed using the available position measurements and the velocity estimates provided by the observer to achieve output regulation.
A sloppy resume will slam that same door shut -- even if your experience is exactly aligned with the available position.
As a solutions-focused Administrator with a comprehensive background in policy/procedure development, budgeting, and vendor negotiations, and client development and relationships, I am exploring the available position within your organization as an Executive Director.
When I applied for other jobs I was overqualified for the available positions.
Before the beginning of each academic year in autumn universities advertise the available positions, at least half of which must be covered by a grant.
This generates more PhDs than the available positions in private sectors and academia (I'm talking about real career tracks, not postdocs).
Instead, the public debate tends to reduce debate to a welfare discourse, and by doing so polarizes the available positions as either rational or irrational.
When there are multiple possibilities, the bond is rotated to the position with the smallest angular increment in the anti-clockwise direction, which ensures that repeated use of this primitive will rotate the bond through all of the available positions.
But as we continue this difficult transition, we ask that you sharply increase the available positions for the 109 copy editors, as well as an unknown number of other staff members, who have effectively lost their jobs as a result of your actions".
The random distribution of large populations of oligonucleotide-coated beads across the available positions within the human-6 v2 chip enables, on average, 30 intensity measurements per RefSeq, yielding quantitative assessments of gene expression [15].
