Sentences with phrase «division of labor»

This kind of interdisciplinary activity cuts against the grain of traditional divisions of labor in the art world.

One implication of this long - standing Protestant view of a harmonious division of labor between science and religion was that it encouraged narrow technical investigation as the model for every field.

There are societies with division of labor but not division of power.

These findings provide important clues about the strategies and division of labor among different parts of the brain when it comes to using the working memory.

The new division of labor: How computers are creating the next job market.

«Our work shows a crisp division of labor within memory circuits of the brain,» he said.

At our house, there's a clear division of labor on most things.

The national and international division of labor are part of the backbone of traditional economics.

Nurses and physician assistants will fill in the gap — leading to a more efficient division of labor, enabling clinics to see a greater volume of patients.

A highly specialized division of labor is everywhere in evidence.

It gave rise to a kind of Victorian moral order, and a way of life marked by the invention of agriculture, communal ownership of property, and strict division of labor.

Possible selves in marital roles: The impact of the anticipated division of labor on the mate preferences of women and men.

In the meantime, this great division of labor causes the great part of the women not to earn much more than their maintenance.

With the application of scientific management, it tried to promote division of labor by breaking down the manufacturing process to the labor spot.

A very common marital issue today, especially when both partners work outside the home, is the unfair division of labor in keeping a home.

It's not just about an equitable division of labor; the types of chores shared make a difference in marital happiness.

Eventually that will bite into the capital flow that keeps our interest rates so low, in addition to decreasing the benefits from the global division of labor.

With a clear and understood division of labor, expectations are transparent and performance can be easily evaluated.

There is less division of labor, less specialization between the contribution of each half.

There used to be an ideological division of labor in what might be called the terminal issues of American public life.

In an efficient model there has to be proper division of labor.

Part of the reason I parent better when someone else is around is simply division of labor.

Our modern society is characterized by an ever growing division of labor, the diversification of tasks, and the specialization of our university education.

Under these conditions, a clear division of labor arises within the producer strain.

Still, this experiment does help illustrate the large and very tangible benefits of trade and the sophisticated division of labor it allows.

I believe in equal and just division of labor among team members based on each member's particular strengths.

Let's examine this beautiful division of labor in detail.

Alpha status, dominance, and division of labor in wolf packs.

It likely does, as an equitable and fair division of labor is one of the most common conflicts that couples face.

Having boundaries and a clear division of labor is essential.

But precisely because the average couple doesn't analyze the costs and benefits of every chore undertaken, an unfair division of labor may create resentment over time.

She has represented employers in both state and federal court, as well as before administrative agencies such as the California Division of Labor Standards Enforcement and the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing.

Wible notes there is «some fear that this redaction of content marks an overstepping of political interests, raising questions about division of labor between scientists and policy - makers and the need for new strategies in assessing complex science.»

A kind of rational intuition is needed to perceive the general principles which are there ready - made in actuality.6 Or if patterned on the genetic - functional model, the generalizations have as their subject - matter «distinctions that arise in and because of inquiry into the subject - matter of experience - nature, and then they function or operate as divisions of labor in the further control and ordering of its materials and processes» (DWP 175).

It's economics 101: division of labor makes everyone better off.

Brown's interviewees talked at length about their strain, including salaries that barely offset the high cost of early care, employment conditions designed for the ideal worker who is childless, and an unbalanced division of labor at home.

A joint family was better suited for India's agrarian society, where efficient division of labor for farm chores and a lack of good transportation contributed to members sticking together.

For about 100 years, we've coped with this problem through division of labor and specialization.

«Typical studies of the household division of labor do not begin to capture all the unpaid caring work — for friends, extended family, schools, and religious and other community organizations — that women disproportionately do.