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The immense complexity associated with the task of finding the scrambling matrix ensures the effectiveness of encryption.
In this paper, we have studied theoretical aspects of an analytic characterization of uncertainty that generalizes the well-known Heisenberg uncertainty principle to the symmetries associated with the task of joint measurements of position and local orientation.
The item reflecting equipment reliability together with the two supply base related items can be viewed as uncertainty associated with the task of supplying goods to customers, hence, the label supply uncertainty.
The current article reviews the cognitive challenges associated with the task of a CCTV operator: visual search and cognitive/perceptual overload, attentional failures, vulnerability to distraction, and decision-making in a dynamically evolving environment.
Moreover, as a result of the chronic stress associated with the task of caring, the family may experience a series of marital conflicts between parents or differences in relation to the other siblings [ 33].
Even if one wants to construct such a training data, e.g., with appropriate (+1) and inappropriate (−1) labels, it would be infeasible to construct one that can be used for any given search string associated with the task of putting together clinical trial protocols.
The error terms' residuals, which we dub TASK_FITTED, are devoid of wage compensating differences associated with the task content of the occupations (since average hourly wage of that occupation is on the right-hand side in the task-wage regression).
To circumvent the potential endogeneity problem associated with the task content of an occupation, we use as instrument the residuals from a task-wage regression model (TASK kt = constant + hrlWage kt + error term2SRI).
In addition, the beta power change in the left precentral gyrus was negatively associated with task performance of the 0-back test session; and the alpha power changes in the right middle and superior frontal gyrus were negatively associated with the task performance of 2-back test session.
These may represent general effects of attention or specific computations associated with the task, or indeed a combination of both.
In the FTM, the decision of an individual whether or not to undertake a particular task, such as foraging or brood care, is determined by two parameters; the sensitivity of the individual to stimuli associated with the task (its response threshold), and the level of demand for that task (the stimulus value).
