He participated in groundbreaking work that showed that people who regularly multitasked tended actually to be less good at juggling tasks then people who were light multitaskers.
The memory T cells were also better at juggling tasks: Whereas individual naïve T cells produced only one specific cytokine, each memory cell churned out a number of them, in amounts up to 50 times higher.
We aimed at understanding the neural correlates of juggling tasks comparing expert jugglers to non-jugglers.
Always plugged in and constantly juggling tasks at work and at home, many of us feel like there aren't enough hours in the day to do all the things we need to do.
"Juggling tasks?" the novice suggests.
I was juggling tasks: sales, marketing, technical, operations, marketing (and, oh, of course, my regular life).
Plus, "Slide Aside" lets users "switch and juggle tasks between three apps," whatever that means.
If you juggle tasks, they take longer and you're more likely to make mistakes.
The juggler in Union Square taught her some skills and became the inspiration for the scene in which Andrea is seen juggling impossible tasks at work.
It's just that they had lots of other things to do, and juggling several tasks at once seemed like a good idea.
In carrying out my mission, I found several other skills to be invaluable as well: conducting research, managing time, being organised, juggling many tasks at once, and meeting the demands of several conflicting interests.
