For example, the degree of wobble friction sensitively varies according to the supporting interval, stiffness, and surface condition of a sheath and to the workmanship dedicated to maintain the original shape of a sheath during the installation of the sheath and the casting of concrete.
At the zenith of their power in the Middle Ages, the guilds controlled their members by the exercise of powers conferred by charter or ordinances powers, that is, to regulate apprenticeship and conditions of employment, to examine workmanship and destroy defective goods, and to enforce rules by fines and penalties.
There were pieces to like and workmanship to admire and the setting at the Musée Rodin was both artistic and classy.
This has led to inconsistencies in the definition of so-called ' weld class systems' which have been primarily developed based on concepts related to good workmanship but have little or no relation to the actual performance of the welded structure.
Even so, the pressure to finish as quickly as possible led to poor workmanship by the workforce.
With a rudderless Dior sleepwalking through the seasons and most haute couture salons seemingly content to produce beautiful but rather po-faced homages to couture workmanship, Chanel is the unrivalled hot ticket of the schedule.
"I'm used to intricate workmanship in clothes, and dresses that take 25 people to make," said Mr. Arora, who was wearing a sparkling V-neck sweater that was sewn with metallic threads and gold-painted sneakers, just in case you missed the clues on the metal invitations.
After investigation, the problems were attributed to poor workmanship during construction as the North British Locomotive Company underquoted production costs to gain the contract.
He attributes the recurring problems to poor workmanship.
But the joyous wardrobe for the happy hour always seemed under control, thanks to impeccable workmanship and a gutsy sense of proportion.
