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internal work

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internal work [in′tərnĀ·əl ′wərk]
(industrial engineering)
Manual work done by a machine operator while the machine is automatically operating. Also known as fill-up work; inside work.
(thermodynamics)
The work done in separating the particles composing a system against their forces of mutual attraction.


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They said: "We've got an Endless Pool from the USA and we did all the internal work on the shed ourselves, and put the pool in ourselves too.
They are also intended to shed light on various salient questions concerning the internal work of schools, above all by furnishing information and suggestions in the following fields: -working plans -development of basic skills -evaluation within the class, the work unit, the school management.
Virgin Media Ltd, front and rear fascia signs and internal work (listed building, conservation area), 35 New Street, Huddersfield.
 
 
 
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