Sentence examples for Prioritized tasks from inspiring English sources

In this study, we introduce a prioritization scheme comprising mainly of identification, examination and rework effort estimation of prioritized tasks in order to make a final decision prior to software release.

In particular, the present work addresses the path following problem, applying the control paradigm of prioritized tasks, usually exploited for robotic manipulators.

Some people with dementia felt that they were able to keep themselves busy at home without doing activities, and prioritized tasks they felt had to be done (eg: housework, cooking).

For example, I find in consulting with business leaders that when they have the time to make a prioritized task list every morning, and when they are conscious and self-controlled, they will also allow themselves space the reprioritize that list several times a day, as conditions change.

Establishing prevention strategies and low-threshold interventions should consequently be a prioritized task for public health policy.

The GPs do not regard the written referral as a prioritized task and rather refer to other professionals in the health care system to prescribe PAP.

This aspect is important to keep in mind when the results of this study are interpreted, because taking care of the patient's children may not be a prioritized task when priorities have to be made.

Factors reported by healthcare professionals that are associated with non-adherence in general wards are: high workload, insufficient time, inaccessibility of HH products, skin irritation, HH not being a prioritized task, forgetfulness, lack of scientific information and skepticism concerning the importance of HH [ 13, 14].

Three participants also reported that the time commitment had been a concern for them, and many noted that there are often a large number of tasks to accomplish and non-prioritized tasks are often ignored.

In practice, tower cranes are managed based on demand, urgency, and prioritized work tasks that must be performed within a set period of time in the field.

We present a new framework for prioritized multi-task motion/force control of fully-actuated robots.