In contrast to predictors of numerical competence such as number line mapping tasks (Booth & Siegler, 2008), mental rotation is a task that requires no formal education, and can be performed with young children (Marmor, 1975) and even with infants, in the form of visual looking-time tasks with rotated versions of visually-habituated objects (Moore & Johnson, 2008; Quinn & Liben, 2008).
Once the collectors have entered their booth, their first task is to place $450 in their drawer.
But once inside the polling booth, Indians have a relatively easy task, at least by the standards of the butterfly punch-card ballot in Palm Beach County.
I think about toll booths and when you pay the booth collectors – these are repetitive low value tasks so if you automate that by just scanning a pass and charging someone and you don't slow down in your car as a result – it's just a repetitive task that's not high-skilled and those people can easily be trained to do something else.
There were five certified athletic trainers on the sideline, and another stationed in a booth high above, an "eye in the sky" tasked with spotting injuries.
Two young men in navy blazers and yellow striped ties, known as stewards, were charged with the more demanding task of managing the central information booth.
His task: to set up a polling booth in Malogam, a remote hamlet in forested mountains close to the border with China and more than 1,600 miles from the capital of New Delhi.
Event booth marketing literally means investing in sponsoring and tasking staff at local community events.
15 Strategic signage was placed on the booth to remind passers-by of the criticality of tasks taking place within.
NWs were recorded by a speaker of American English and the task was completed in a sound treated booth.
He has also served on the board that evaluated new designs for the TKTS booth on Broadway as well as working on the mayor's task force on biomedical research and development.
