sequence of worksの例文

• A long sequence of works aim to prove unconditional security with robustness.
• The design build procurement route changes the traditional sequence of work.
• It was reflected in a sequence of works by Russian literatures.
• A project, for example, is an A-shaped sequence of work, culminating in a delivered project.
• It also determined the sequence of work.
• We need a sequence of work.
• So there will be a sequence of works : one for solo piano, several for piano and chamber groups, and a concerto.
• SEQUENCE OF WORK . Employees may have the sequence of work established for them by their employers; ICs decide the sequence themselves.
• SEQUENCE OF WORK . Employees may have the sequence of work established for them by their employers; ICs decide the sequence themselves.
• Nancy Sch鰊 completed a sequence of works titled " The Reflective Giraffe " in tribute to her late husband with a giraffe as the central icon.
• Perhaps the most remarkable outward feature of this splendid CD ( SK 66718 ) is the sequence of works : the First Concerto is placed last, after the Second and Third.
• Entitled  The Back Door,  using both the Wade Thompson Drill Hall and the historic interiors of the building, the show brought together a sequence of works from Creed s more than 20-year career.
• The was a sequence of works by Alessandro Melani, performed by " " and the " ", conducted by Hermann Max, with soloists Veronika Winter, Franz Vitzthum, Hans J鰎g Mammel and Markus Flaig, among others.
• A sequence of works already becomes evident, beginning with Max Reger s Chaconne op . 117, over Bach's " Sei Solo " and extending to the present day : A compendium of the modern violin literature.
• Markova, who had occasionally made guest appearances in the ballet sequences of works in the repertory of the Metropolitan Opera, astonished the dance world in 1963 when she accepted an invitation to direct the Metropolitan Opera Ballet.
• The schedule includes considerations of shift overlap, shift change times and alignment with the clock, vacation, training, shift differentials, holidays, etc ., whereas the shift plan determines the sequence of work and free days within a shift system.
• A sequence of works in the 1980s takes for inspiration the'Dudeney Dissection', discovered by the Victorian mathematician Henry Ernest Dudeney, in which a square is divided into four areas which can then be reassembled as an equilateral triangle.