assistants造句

Or bored, uninterested shop assistants?

Edison pushed hard on his research assistants, whom he more or less affectionately called “muckers.”

My teaching assistants and I get together to discuss the teams and their interactions.

A woman who bought anything expensive or unusual risked disapproving gossip, spread by shop assistants.

This has helped some displaced workers find new jobs as welders, for example, or dental assistants.

Content assistants consist of one or more content processors, one for each content type that we want to support.

There are robotic doctor's assistants that video the Soldiers' wounds to enable long-distance monitoring of vital signs and allow consultations with distant medical specialists.

For example, at a university, faculty deans, tenured professors, associate professors, and teaching assistants are able to both input marks and adjust marks (perhaps for bell-curving them).

But Chevron thought something was fishy: Beristain had failed to disclose the names of all his assistants or of the people interviewed.

But many on Wall Street are themselves assistants, clerical staff and mailroom clerks — the workers who keep Wall Street humming who are unlikely breaking six figures a year.

She has a reputation as a diva and three assistants have already resigned this month from her because they just couldn't stand her impossible demands.

Some long and detailed passages seem undigested, the output, it would seem, of an army of research assistants rather than the outstanding writer and thinker that Mr Ferguson plainly is.

Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham manager, could not make it to the Spanish capital to watch Real play Atlético in the derby on Saturday night and so he sent his assistants Tim Sherwood and Les Ferdinand.

When the fraud was unveiled in 1926, Kammerer was humiliated. He insisted that he had not injected ink into the toads and suggested that one of his lab assistants might have done it.