The phrase "assumption of task" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the acceptance or taking on of responsibilities or duties.
Example: "The assumption of task was clearly defined in the project guidelines to ensure accountability among team members."
Alternatives: "taking on responsibility" or "acceptance of duty".
Therefore, no assumption on task composition and the impact of technology between the two countries is needed.
Harman's splendid assumption of the task has resulted in a minor masterpiece of considered and textured writing, deservedly shortlisted for the Whitbread Biography Prize.
The complex edifice of the Tractatus is built on the assumption that the task of logical analysis was to discover the elementary propositions, whose form was not yet known.
The findings challenge the clinical assumption that task incompletion reflects the inability to maintain attention and indicates limits of cognitive ability.
The fact that, at the same time, high- and low-anxious participants did not differ in performance effectiveness supports the assumption of less-efficient neural task processing in anxious individuals.
This is a simple, mechanistic cost that may result from the fact that tasks are spatially distributed (Sendova-Franks and Franks 1995), without having to make assumptions on the cognitive aspects of task performance.
This can be considered under the assumption that other task types can be decomposed into a linear combination of a unitary task of a basic task type.
There are also several illustrations of role renegotiation and turf wars between doctors, allied health, nursing and the assistant workforce [ 36], reinforcing the assumption of 'ownership' of specific core tasks by particular workers.
Because there is no existing skill to task assignment for IP tasks (a), and as eye-tracking technology is not useful for dynamic technology-based computer simulations, as is the case for the IP assessment (see also "III. Q matrix: theoretical assumptions of skill to task assignments" section) (b), the two last mentioned approaches will be applied in this study.
The large set of task models available today may lead to the assumption that this step is well supported.
We show that, for this task, the common assumption of perfect control within the bandwidths of the subsystems is a poor one.
