Sentence examples for work terms from inspiring English sources

(Citing confidentiality rules, the university declined to say how many students are currently on work terms at BlackBerry).

Engineering and computer science students are required to mix their studies with six work terms for which they are actively sought by employers, including many in Silicon Valley.

But legally employers are only obliged to supply the employee with rates of pay, place of work, terms of disciplinary procedures, and details of who technically constitutes their employer".

One of these, the University of Waterloo (founded in 1957 and incorporated as a university in 1959), has a cooperative program (alternating academic and work terms) and has gained an international reputation in mathematics and computer science.

He worked as a fitter in a Navy submarine yard in Rhode Island and trained as a sea cadet on a car carrier between the East Coast and Europe during required winter work terms.

Mimno takes issue with a New York Times article suggesting that there are lots of "data janitors" who "wrangle" or "munge" datasets before they can be usefully applied: Data carpentry probably has something to do with wishing I could make things like Carrie Roy, but I should start by saying what I don't like about the "data cleaning" or "janitor work" terms.

A two-month winter term known as the Field Work Term requires students to participate in off-campus employment.

The work term in this expression is zero if an electrostatic complex forms before the ET-process [54].

We've had disputes with the government about university funding and tuition fees and over working terms and pensions.

We define "work" in terms of hours and days worked rather than tasks completed.

He added: "I've always thought that movies work in terms of dream logic.