Sentence examples for basic task of the from inspiring English sources
The basic task of the array's microprocessors is to calculate the location of a sound by tracking its progress across each of the array's microphones.
But Congressional appropriators — known for handling the most basic task of the legislative branch in a centrist manner — did their jobs this week.
Contour generation from DEM is the basic task of the computer-aided mapping and one of the most important applications of DEM.
The basic task of the introduced path planning algorithms is to find a time-optimal path from a defined start position to a goal position with consideration of the time-varying ocean current for an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV).
I believe that reassurance is related not only to a particular concrete threat or ally, but rather to the political will and readiness to fulfill the basic task of the alliance — collective defense.
The basic task of the systems engineer in such a situation is relatively straightforward; it is essentially a matter of reoptimizing the existing design to meet the new conditions.
He developed the doctrine of 'the humanism of bad news,' which ignored the old utopian dreams of creating the best possible society and concentrated on the basic task of mitigating the cruelty of the worst.
All the leadership campaigns emphasised the importance of Labour adopting a credible platform for government, yet singularly failed in the basic task of capturing the imagination of the Labour selectorate.
As the crisis worsened, political calculations had to take a back seat to the more basic task of ensuring the stability of the euro currency that replaced Germany's beloved mark.
The most basic tasks of the welfare state are to secure the socioeconomic rights (cf. e.g. Marshall 1992) of citizens who cannot earn an income in the labor market, and to provide some degree of equality of opportunity.
The basic tasks of the economic evaluation are to identify, measure, value and compare the costs and outcomes of the addition of peer support to a standardised primary diabetes care system.
