The phrase "and to tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional responsibilities or activities that are being assigned or discussed.
Example: "In addition to your regular duties, you will also be responsible for project management and to tasks related to team coordination."
Alternatives: "and for tasks" or "as well as tasks".
The role of rAI appears to be limited to certain switch types — those implicating transition from a resting state and to tasks involving active cognitive engagement.
Section 2 describes the three step methodology used in Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital (Rome, Italy) to define the standardized surgical pathways, the resource use time and to tasks allocation, as well as the mathematical model for the OR planning optimization.
The activation of the right insular cortex has been linked to better performance on cognitive tasks that are challenging or require longer processing, to simple tasks in older or impaired individuals (31), and to tasks that are associated with autonomic system arousal (32).
Joined by Lisa Gordon-Hagerty, we also began to list the major domestic vulnerabilities to further terrorist attacks and to task the departments to start plugging the holes.
Brain indices of nicotine's effects on attentional bias to smoking and emotional pictures and to task-relevant targets.
11 15 Everyday functioning relies on executive skills and deficits in EF may manifest as disorganisation and poor planning, inability to focus and attend to tasks, carelessness in responding to tasks, reduced self-control and taking longer to complete tasks.
The ontology developers will be assisted by the system and guided to tasks needing their interventions.
In the civil service I am trusted to manage my time responsibly and to get tasks done".
They are just one testament to the scale of this week's catastrophe and to the tasks now facing medical investigators.
All these agents should recurrently interact to share information and to perform tasks to achieve the process of extraction rules.
They are "becoming habituated to distraction and to switching tasks, not to focus".
