Sentence examples for anticipated tasks from inspiring English sources

Anticipated tasks: The Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI) has received financial support from UK DFID for a new project to do transparency differently.

Anticipated tasks: The intern will learn to use CLASS, a novel spectrofluorometric instrument that was developed at LDEO, to study phytoplankton community structure in the Amazon River plume.

Anticipated tasks: To understand human exposure to ticks in urban areas we have designed a smartphone application to be used as a survey tool to collect data on human behavior and general risk factors.

Anticipated tasks: The intern will help the IRI communications team produce and promote social media content, focusing on the creation of visuals such as video and infographics for the purposes of distribution online.

Anticipated tasks: We invite an intern, who is excited about the pivotal role young people are playing in the climate change discourse, to help us advance our three-stage action research project to help raise awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Anticipated tasks: This is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to participate in exciting field research activities outside the classroom, and get involved in a highly interdisciplinary project that examines how human activities, episodic events, and seasonal processes impact the water quality and ecology of the Long Island Sound ecosystem.

My well-brought-up boyfriend, on the other hand, anticipates tasks before they have become a problem – so clothes washing and bin-emptying tend to fall under his remit, along with vacuuming, buying the milk, paying the bills and cleaning the loo.

When examining the "pure" main effects of task order/timing predictability/unpredictability, we found that anticipating task order activated the right hippocampus, the anterior medial prefrontal cortex, and the posterior cingulate cortex, while anticipating task onset timing activated the left middle and superior frontal gyrus.

If a task cost more money, took more time and was significantly harder than a respondent originally anticipated, that task would have a high composite moving stress rating.

In a highly anticipated cyber task force report commissioned by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, DOJ outlines a 7-point plan to tackle what it calls the "going dark" problem posed by the spread of strong encryption.

We had anticipated that Task 3, where sustained overhead work is performed, might be most challenging for patients with shoulder/neck pain, particularly if associated with radiculopathy or for other conditions involving neural structures such as thoracic outlet syndrome.