Outdoor work was considered healthier than work in enclosed and smoky mines and factories, and it was sometimes believed that women who had worked as bal maidens from a young age were healthier than they would otherwise have been.
In 2012, Mr. Bloomberg made sure that the Buildings Department — along with the Parks and Transportation Departments — helped facilitate Tatzu Nishi's "Discovering Columbus," a work that enclosed the statue at Columbus Circle.
Physically structured to work in enclosed, wooded countryside, shortwings which are the true hawks such as goshawks or sparrowhawks—usually hunt from trees, or directly from the gloved fist of the falconer.
Persons who work in enclosed livestock buildings (confinement workers) have among the highest risk of becoming infected with swine influenza virus.
Detailed experimental work in enclosed natural streams and artificial spawning channels shows that farm Atlantic salmon show inferior reproductive performance, exacerbated in males by intrasexual competition (Fleming et al. 1996, 2000; Weir et al. 2004).
Although most reported relative risks are generally low, large numbers of nonsmokers are at risk because exposure has historically been ubiquitous, occurring in the home, at work, in enclosed public places and other social settings, and the population harm arising from exposure to SHS is therefore significant.
The fourth-floor gallery where Attia and a brigade of art handlers worked was enclosed with plastic sheeting, like a construction site.
The works are enclosed to protect them from pressure and moisture, but exposed, the gleaming array of pipes and switches, fabricated from high-strength steel, looks like a techno version of an old telephone operator's console.
> -wrap-foot> A little more than half of Mexican participants worked in enclosed places (58% in 2008 and 55% in 2010).
