Sentence examples for a landmark task from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a landmark task" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a significant or pivotal task that has considerable importance or impact. Example: "Completing the project on time was a landmark task that set the standard for future initiatives."
After a 25-year battle, it organized 5,200 textile workers at Fieldcrest Cannon plants in North Carolina four years ago, and after a 17-year fight, it unionized 3,400 workers at J. P. Stevens, a landmark task depicted in the 1979 movie "Norma Rae".
Left-hemispheric lateralization was investigated using a word generation task, and right-hemispheric activation was investigated using two tasks, a landmark task of spatial attention and a face perception task.
To assess this, we devised a novel spatial landmark task, comparable to the paradigms in which stimulus control has been assessed for spatially tuned neurons.
In this study, we found a rightward shift of spatial attention bias, relative to a leftward ("pseudoneglect") bias at baseline (as indexed by the landmark task) using a bi-hemispheric montage (P5-aTCS/P6-cTDCS, Dual tDCS) to affect the balance of activity between the left versus right posterior parietal cortices (PPCs).
A lateralized version of the landmark task was developed to accentuate the dissociation between viewer-centered and stimulus-centered reference frames.
The difference may be due to the tasks used, since one of these studies used a mental-rotation task [26] and the other a manual manipulation task [27], whereas the landmark task in our study involved visuospatial judgment.
The landmark task, requiring subjects to determine whether a horizontal line is bisected by a vertical marker, has been consistently shown to engage a right fronto-parietal network in imaging studies [13], [14] and elicit deficits in patients after right-hemisphere stroke [15].
The lack of significant difference between the handedness groups for the landmark task is consistent with reports of a lack of relationship between handedness and lateralization for spatial processes [7], but is at odds with other studies that have shown such a relationship [26], [27].
After the spatial landmark task, all rats were trained on a reference memory version of the water maze.
A total of 212 T2*-weighted volumes were acquired during the landmark task, corresponding to 48 volumes per condition of interest per subject.
Specifically, the superior parietal cortex was selectively activated during the landmark task.
