Sentence examples for basis task from inspiring English sources

We next present the ontological basis, task setting and basic system architecture applied in our work.

Since cloud computing provides computing resources on a pay per use basis, a task scheduling algorithm directly affects the cost for users.

These effects suggest that participants were able to use attentional mechanisms to differentiate features on the basis of task relevance, whether they were perceptually present or stored in VSTM.

BOLD contrasts were computed on the basis of task and stimulus categories.

The between-study variation in brain-behavior relationships that have been observed in prior studies suggests that these relationships could vary on the basis of task demand.

These effects were defined on the basis of task versus no switches, but were also present for source and double switches.

On a daily basis, the task force coordinated the staff coverage and resources available for each AMPATH clinic, designated response teams to camps and other locations of internally displaced persons, organized communication with other agencies such as the Kenya Ministry of Health and the International Red Cross, and allocated resources including money, food and HIV testing supplies.

On the basis of job task-specific supplementary surveys performed by technical experts, the situational lumbar load represented by the compressive force at the lumbosacral disc was determined via biomechanical model calculations for any working situation with object handling and load-intensive postures during the total working life.

At present Romanians and Bulgarians can work in Britain only if an employer has supported a visa, if they are self-employed or come on a temporary basis for tasks for which there is a labour shortage.

Project-Based learning have been traditionally designed and implemented on a know-how and trial-and-error basis, but tasks and decisions taken during the design phases of the training modules have a substantial effect on its quality and outcomes.

These results suggest that the Granger correlations we observed here reflect systematic functional relationships between brain regions that emerge on the basis of task-related neural activity.