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Covering letter
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Many advertised jobs ask for a cv with a short covering letter. the general advice on writing a good covering letter is that it should fit onto one page of a4 paper, contain no more than 3 or 4 paragraphs and contain no grammar or spelling mistakes.
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Cov, английский
- Cover (ing)
- Cutout valve
- Cover /-ed/-ing (icao)
Cov., английский
Covered
Covadonga, английский
Covalence, английский
Covalent, английский
Covalent bond, английский
- A chemical bond that results when electrons
- A chemical bond in which electrons are shared approximately equally by two atoms.
Covam, английский
Capture orbital vehicle assembly mode
Covariance, английский
- Ковариантность; ковариация
- The covariance between two attributes or events is a statistical measure of their association. for two continuous attributes, the covariance is computed as s(x-?x)(y-?y)/(n-1), the average cross-product of the deviations of the individual values from their average or expectation. see also: correlation, expectation.
- A statistical measure of the tendency of two variables to change in conjunction with each other. it is equal to the product of their standard deviations and correlation coefficients.
- In programming languages, the ability to use a more derived type than that originally specified. covariance in generic interfaces and delegates allows for implicit conversion of generic type parameters. covariance is also supported for non-generic delegates for matching method signatures with delegate types. cover (n)
- A statistical measure of the degree to which random variables move together. a positive covariance implies that one variable is above (below) its mean value when the other variable is above (below) its mean value.
Covariance simulation, английский
Covariate, английский
Covariation, английский
Ковариация
Cove, английский
- Three standing stones, one at the back, two at the sides like an unroofed sentry-box
- Бухточка, убежище среди скал; свод
- A concave surface or molding, especially placed at the transition from a wall to the ceiling, or from a wall to the floor.
- An inlet in a coast, sometimes extensive, as the cove of cork. in naval architecture, the arched moulding sunk in at the foot or lower part of the taffrail.—my cove, a familiar friendly term.
- [1] a small, sheltered inlet, bay, or creek (old english cofa = cave). [2] an ornamental groove incised high along a vessel’s sides and usually painted or gold-leafed. also cove stripe. [3] slang for a fellow or chap (romany cofa = man).
- Защищенное, закрытое место в скалах на морском берегу
Cove base, английский
A conge, 2.
Cove bracketing, английский
A series of wood brackets or the framing set to receive the laths for a cove, as in constructing a cove ceiling. coved vault, cloistered arch, cloistered
Cove lighting, английский
Lighting from sources which are out of sight, atop a wall molding; shielded by a ledge or horizontal recess, and which distribute light over the ceiling and upper walls.
Cove molding, английский
A molding with a concave face used as trim or to finish interior corners.
Cove molding. ceiling diffuser, ceiling outlet 1. any air diffuser (usually round, square, rectangular, or linear) which is located in the ceiling; used to provide a horizontal distribution pattern of air over a zone occupied by people., английский
Cove router bits, английский
Router bits used to carve details in the cove trim. cove bits may also be used to detail doors, drawers, posts and columns.
Cove trim, английский
A trim unit on which one edge has a curved radius. coves are used to bridge the gap between the bottom of the wall and the floor. a cove may also be used to form an inside corner.
Cove [coast], английский
A) [water] a small, narrow sheltered bay, inlet, creek or recess in an estuary, often inside a larger embayment. compare - lagoon bottom. sss & gg b) a small, often circular, wave-cut indentation in a cliff; it usually has a restricted or narrow entrance. c) a fairly broad, looped embayment in a lake shoreline. d) a shallow tidal river, or the backwater near the mouth of a tidal river. compare - estuary. gg cove [geom.] - a) a walled and rounded or cirque-like opening at the head of a small steep valley. b)
Coved base, английский
A trim piece at the base of a wall forming a concave rounded intersection with the floor.
Paragraphs, английский
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Continuous employment, английский
Some of an employee’s employment rights only exist if that employee has a minimum period of continuous employment. for this reason, most employment contracts are careful to state exactly what a ‘period of continuous employment’ means, as it could affect, for example, the number of weeks paid holiday an employee has the right to. continuous employment usually means working for the same employer without a break. a break in employment usually means leaving that employment completely and then returning. taking time away from work for something like child care or a holiday will not usually break a period of continuous employment.
Assessment of performance, английский
It is common for employers to treat a new employee as being in a ‘probationary period’ when he or she first starts work. this is a period of time during which an employer can assess an employee’s performance in the workplace before deciding whether to offer a contract for a longer period of time. a contract might contain terms which only apply during the probationary period and which are usually less favourable than the terms of a later, more permanent contract. these terms must not breach an employee’s statutory rights, which are the rights contained in legislation. the phrase ‘assessment of performance’ often appears in a contract covering a probationary period, and also in contracts requiring a regular review of an employee’s performance.
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