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external work [ek¦stərn·əl ′wərk]
(thermodynamics)
The work done by a system in expanding against forces exerted from outside.
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The areas of work undertaken by ACE include site clearance, earthworks and reprocessing, remediation and reclamation of brownfield sites, infrastructure of roads, sewers, utilities, sub-structure, external works and landscaping.
Digging deep to maintain best reputation in construction field by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
NO PLACE ON EARTH TO HIDE Where ever you be he'll find you, There's no place on earth to hide, His external work is relentless, He has no respect for age, space or time He exists within a silent void, When he comes we do not know, From him no knock on the door.
Reader's poem by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
A spokesman said: "Corus Northern Engineering Services previously provided engineering services to both Corus and external companies, but following the implementation of the restructuring, it is exiting its external work.
Corus jobs axe bites; But firm brings plant back on line elsewhere by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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