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What (who) is work station - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Workstation (disambiguation)
work station
see workstation
Work (thermodynamics)
![Joule's apparatus for measuring the [[mechanical equivalent of heat]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Joule's Apparatus (Harper's Scan).png?width=200 "Joule's apparatus for measuring the [[mechanical equivalent of heat]]")
ENERGY TRANSFER, OR ITS AMOUNT (& DIRECTION), IN A THERMODYNAMIC PROCESS DUE TO MACROSCOPIC FACTORS EXTERNAL TO A THERMODYNAMIC SYSTEM
Work (Thermodynamics); Thermodynamic work; PV work; Pressure-volume work; Pressure volume work; Thermodynamical work
In thermodynamics, work performed by a system is energy transferred by the system to its surroundings, by a mechanism through which the system can spontaneously exert macroscopic forces on its surroundings. In the surroundings, through suitable passive linkages, the work can lift a weight, for example.
Work (physics)
ENERGY TRANSFERRED TO AN OBJECT VIA THE APPLICATION OF FORCE ON IT THROUGH A DISPLACEMENT
Work (Physics); Work done; Work physics; Work (Mechanics); Work (mechanics); Work energy theorem; Work-energy theorem; Work-kinetic energy theorem; Work kinetic energy theorem; W=fd; Physics work; Rotational work; Mechanical work; Work–energy theorem; Work–energy principle; Work (physcis); Work-energy principle
In physics, work is the energy transferred to or from an object via the application of force along a displacement. In its simplest form, it is often represented as the product of force and displacement.
Wikipedia
Work station
A workstation or work station may refer to:
- A computer or device, such as
- computer workstation, a high-performance desktop computer (e.g., one with error-correcting memory), as may be designed for scientific or engineering applications, or
- a music workstation
- A work space (usually for one employee); for example,
- a cubicle or
- a piece of furniture such as a computer desk.
Examples of use of work station
1. Concerned colleagues ran to her work station fearing she had been electrocuted.
2. At each work station, technical charts are pasted next to a map of the country buying the product.
3. Her supervisor David Hill, at law firm Binder and Binder, said: "She just refused to take her work station.
4. But state officials consider changing an employee‘s work station when they spend most of their time in another area, she said.
5. Likewise, HOT claims, the same employee placed several phone calls from his work station to Bezeq International representatives and its switchboard.