0 a strong table for working on, especially one on which objects such as pieces of wood or metal can be firmly held so that tools can be used on them --
1 a strong, solid table on which you can work with tools, wood, small machines, etc. --
Responsibilities are thereafter divided to an ever-increasing degree through school and college, university and workbench, and thence to adult life.
They want people to work on the workbench so that they can put research into practice.
For boardroom and workbenches the consequences of not co-operating are dire.
I agree working memory is not just a "shelf where the brain stores material" (p. 207), but also a workbench that has a complex relationship with constructing verbal structures.
It should be emphasized that the period before 1850 was that of workbench technology, one dependent for improvements on ingenious mechanics, not on deductions from scientific theory.
Their workbench includes a range of functions including static analysis, goal ordering generation and domain inference.
The workbench is being used both for lexicographic purposes and for statistical language modelling.
The main idea behind the workbench is the independence of the text representation and text analysis.
