The phrase "achieved in this task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the accomplishments or results obtained from a specific task or assignment.
Example: "The goals we aimed for were successfully achieved in this task, demonstrating our team's effectiveness."
Alternatives: "accomplished in this task" or "attained in this task".
The baseline condition, where observers view cubes and make matches simultaneously and under the same illuminant, represents the best performance we could expect to achieve in this task.
Hence, automatically segmenting objects by GrabCut (without manual curve setting) can be achieved in co-segmentation task.
Research priority, therefore, should be given to setting up a framework of reference for contextual factors so that some degree of standardization can be achieved in terms of task design, test taker performance, and rating.
Using dual-task cost elucidates the mechanisms underlying the improvement by demonstrating whether improvements are achieved in both tasks or whether improvements in one task occur at the expense of the other task.
Particularly notable are the PC and CG tasks, because the results are comparable with those achieved in earlier GE tasks, despite the considerably increased complexity of event types and the more demanding full event extraction criteria.
Finally, the integration on the same chip of thin film sensors based on hydrogenated amorphous silicon is discussed showing practical results achieved in different sensing tasks.
Context plays a key role in achieving this task by providing expectations, constraints and additional information for inference about the items of interest.
A number of strategies can be effective in achieving this task.
They showed near perfect lateralization with a 5 dB ILD, matching the scores achieved in the free-field task.
Promising results are achieved in a variety of tasks where domain knowledge is not available.
