Sentence examples for allow task from inspiring English sources
Therefore, although VMR does not allow task scheduling if the server is offline, it is still able to keep MapReduce jobs executing if the failure occurs after the map stage.
Two different mapping approaches are proposed in [18], but they do not allow task migration, i.e. once a task is assigned to a processing core, it remains there until its computation is finished.
Recently developed mixed blocked/event-related designs allow task set-related signals to be extracted in fMRI experiments, including activity related to cues that signal the beginning of a task block, "set-maintenance" activity sustained for the duration of a task block, and event-related signals for different trial types.
PROforma provides some facilities for the definition of task classes, but the expressive power of these facilities is limited (for instance they do not allow task classes to be grouped into hierarchies) and they are rather awkward to use.
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Radiologists also benefit from being more familiar and comfortable with interpreting medical images, which might allow task-relevant information to be more strongly encoded for later recall.
All activities were standard tasks following a detailed operational manual that did not allow tasks to be individualized.
Sixteen states allow tasks such as administering oral medications and injections, ventilator care, and tube feeding to be performed by attendants or aides rather than nurses (Reinhard, Kassner, Houser, & Mollica, 2011).
Workflow as a Service (WfaaS) software allows task orchestration and facilitates workflow services and manage environment to integrate interrelated task components.
Other measures to promote disclosure include site registration, sweepstakes that require registration (Neus 2000), and pop-up forms to collect data before allowing task completion (Conti and Sobiesk 2010).
The system allows task prioritisation with jobs labelled as green, amber or red depending upon clinical need (see supplementary material).
