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When it comes to recycling, householders are asked to sort their items and bag them into three groupings: paper/cardboard; glass; and plastics/foils/cans.
I read with great interest Andrew D. Scrimgeour's warm and beautifully written essay on the personal libraries that scholars often leave behind at death — and the librarians who are asked to sort through, order and relocate these books and papers ("Handled With Care," Dec. 30).
In this type of sorting task, participants are given a set of vignettes printed on index cards and are asked to sort the cards into categories.
Afterward, trainees are asked to sort the flies by gender.
First, for the sorting activity, participants are asked to sort the brainstormed ideas into groupings that "make sense" for them, and to provide a name for each group.
On the WCST, subjects are asked to sort into two different piles a series of cards with figures that can differ in color, shape, and/or number.
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Strauss, who had twice been overlooked for the captaincy, was asked to sort out the mess.
A jury will be asked to sort through all that to settle a dispute between Apple and Samsung Electronics beginning Monday in a federal court in San Jose, Calif.
Next, the children were asked to sort by shape, which was more challenging because it required placing the images in a bin marked with a conflicting color.
Antonio's illness triggers more and more melancholy imaginings in the already unhappy Hugo; especially after he is asked to sort out the older man's possessions.
The test — in which participants were asked to sort cards with different shapes, numbers and colors — is a measure of cognitive flexibility, the ability to stay focused, stick to rules and control impulsive responses.
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