提问人用语

提问人用语
自我介绍
1.I'm Prema Menon from the University of Hawaii.
2.I am Barbara Slavin of USA Today.
3.My name is Roosevelt Broadnax, and I am from MIT.
4.I'm Russ Hayward. I'm with Mobile Oil Corporation.
5.My name is Mike Halter. I work with Marsha McClaudin.
6.Joy Flack with OSHA.
提问
1. A couple of questions. One is for Dr. Myers, the other one for
Dr. Flaherty.
2.I'm wondering if any of you could address whether these
issues come up explicitly in your ergonomics committees, or if they just kind of happen without anybody thinking about them?
3.I have two questions and they're for Bill Marras. I enjoyed
your presentation and the multimedia associated with it. The first question is the problems that I've seen in the warehouse industry have a lot to do with timing issues and time standards. And I was wondering whether or not you had addressed that portion of the research?
4.Question for you, Brian.
5.My question is for anyone on the panel who'd like to jump on
it.
6.I have a question for Ms. Sater. You mentioned -- you
showed a sewing machine with some arm supports. I didn't really understand that. Could you explain that a little bit more?
7.Peter, I have a question for you. I would like to know what
tricks or motivation you had when you were able to convince management that they really needed to deal with their program.
澄清问题
1.That’s not what I was really asking., What I was getting at
was …
2.Let me put this another way.
3.Perhaps I didn’t really make my question clear. In fact what I
asked was…
4.I understand that, but what I really want to kno w is…
5.Have I made that clear?。