Sentence examples for 1 task from inspiring English sources

Travis, who was born in Woodford, Essex, told guardian.co.uk that his No 1 task is to continue to grow the number of franchisees.

The No. 1 task was to be sure that we would have adequate illumination when the skies darkened 90 minutes later.

Dr. Dean said that "the No. 1 task of the next governor is to establish a dialogue" on the issue, because "we can't continue as a state where the feelings are so strong on either side".

And even a devoted father, if he's honest, will admit to an initial pang of jealousy and dismay when he first realized that there was a tiny interloper in the family, one who not only ended all hope of sleep but also distracted Mom from what used to be her No. 1 task -- paying attention to Dad.

While Mr. Nordstrom, representing the fourth generation of his family to run the business, thought that the company had perhaps gone too far out on fashion statements, alienating longtime customers, he also felt that re-energizing the sales force should be his No. 1 task.

"Our No. 1 task is to show that we are worthy of the public's trust in asking to distribute medical cannabis in a safe and secure manner," said Steve DeAngelo, the pig-tailed proprietor of Harborside, which has been in business for three years.

Audible and infrasonic noise level measurements and occupational exposure analysis to noise were performed according to ISO 9612 2009 (strategy 1 – task-based measurements).

In contrast to Experiment 1, task-irrelevant pitch changes induced a response criterion bias toward responding that the two stimuli differed.

Fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) assesses the interplay of six participation quality dimensions: (1) task-related resources, (2) early involvement, (3) degree of influence, (4) transparency of processes, (5) incentive mechanisms, and (6) voluntariness of participation.

Through clustering of students (N = 81) in a graduate distance education engineering course, we identified six different profiles: 1) task-focused users, 2) content-focused no-users, 3) no-users, 4) highly intensive users, 5) content-focused intensive users, and 6) socially-focused intensive users.

To assess the performance of reconstruction methods, we have used two fMRI datasets in this paper: (1) Task-based fMRI dataset with false belief task (OpenfMRI publicly available dataset)1 and (2) Resting-state Baltimore fMRI dataset (1000 functional Connectomes Project Data).2.2