Sentence examples for unstructured work from inspiring English sources

Unstructured work is hard to perform over long distances: without guidance, workers are apt to lose their way.

Last Friday's 100% Day was an experiment, an unstructured work day for developers, for project and product managers, and for designers at The New York Times.

In a letter published in the Guardian, the group of artists and writers – including the actor Sir John Hurt, Turner prize winner Grayson Perry and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig – argue that those most likely to contribute to Britain's arts sector are penalised by the current immigration rules, which make it difficult for those who rely on freelance or unstructured work to qualify for visas.

BUSINESS DAY An article on the Square Feet pages on Wednesday about a trend among established companies to provide the unstructured work spaces common among start-ups misspelled, in two instances, the surname of Deloitte's workplace strategy leader in real estate, who described the work space available at the company's global corporate offices at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in Manhattan.

They are characterized by alternating periods of unstructured work by individuals and small groups and structured "pulling in the reins" by managers to integrate work.

They offered tight-knit and relatively unstructured work environments and supported their research through venture capital funding, government seed money, or private and/or public investment.

For all models, we used an unstructured working correlation matrix and a robust estimator covariance matrix.

GEE models were implemented in SPSS 16 using an unstructured working correlation matrix.

Analysis was performed with both the exchangeable and the unstructured working correlation structure.

Note: QIC: quasi-likelihood information criterion for alternating logistic regressions; QICu: QIC for the unstructured working correlation model.

The results shown here are based on the model-based estimator and an unstructured working correlation matrix.