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Participants in the study will engage in a range of tasks and self-assessment tests within the smartphone application.

Unlike hard-coded communication protocols that fulfill a specific need, mobile software agents can be deployed to deal with a range of tasks and can be designed to efficiently adapt to diverse circumstances.

Humans have a remarkable capacity to learn and adapt, but surprisingly little research has demonstrated generalized learning in which new skills and strategies can be used flexibly across a range of tasks and contexts.

Indeed, the inclusion of a range of tasks and stimuli in our paradigm provided three novel observations that are consistent with an explanation of LIFS activation in terms of the demands on visuospatial working memory.

The present study also quantifies the variability in binocular viewing across a range of tasks and individuals, following up on recent calls for such research (Kloke & Jaschinski, 2006; Liversedge et al., 2006; Nuthmann & Kliegl, 2009; Vernet & Kapoula, 2009).

The experiences show that the PHC facility manager's job is dominated by a range of tasks and procedures focused on clinical service management, but is expected to encompass action to address the population and public health needs of the surrounding community.

Wheelchair athletes participating in sports such as basketball, rugby and tennis would encounter a range of task and environmental constraints that differ to those encountered by track athletes, as they must frequently accelerate and decelerate, change direction at speed and perform sport-specific skills to adjust to the task constraints during the course of a game.

Write routinely over extended time frames (time for research, reflection, and revision) and shorter time frames (a single sitting or a day or two) for a range of tasks, purposes, and audiences.

With filming due to start this autumn, the six contestants will take part in a range of tasks, masterclasses and challenges designed to test their painting prowess.

His job consists of a range of tasks: chasing down clippings and picture folders for researchers and reporters — including photo editors and obituary writers — who are hunting down historical information; scanning relevant pictures; keeping an eye out for archival material that may aid or interest his colleagues; and cataloging and organizing the collections.

This so-called crowdsourcing has been applied successfully to a range of tasks, from translating text and annotating images, to collecting information during crisis situations and hiring skilled workers to build complex software.