Sentence examples for be task from inspiring English sources
noun
A piece of work done as part of one's duties.
They appeared to be task dependent and, in some cases, the trigger could be attributed to specific events.
Utilization of elastic energy in the tendinous tissues (TT) of the human skeletal muscle may be task dependent.
An optimal grasp is found as a grasp that is maximally likely to be task compatible and stable taking into account shape uncertainty in a probabilistic context.
A paper is built up upon their common and successive labours, and their work should never be task work, never merely dictated.
This feedback can be anything but it should be task specific.
Attempting to unravel the intricacies of the patterns of dependence between such categories will be task of this mammoth work, but here a general point might be made.
"We must be task-oriented," he told his fellow cabinet members.
This alteration seems to be task-dependent and varies depending on the nature and timing of the stimulation.
For example, previous research in the motor system has shown corticospinal excitability (CSE) to be task-dependent (Terney et al., 2008).
The first two have been shown to be task-sensitive and specifically affected in patients with neurological diseases such as epilepsy and movement disorders.
in: Abstract Proceedings of the Fifth Workshop on Active Vision, University of Sussex, September 22, 2003] indicates that ontological description should perhaps be (task-related) feature-oriented, rather than object-oriented.
