Sentence examples for both the task and from inspiring English sources

The three experiments revealed that a successful map representation would have significant benefits for the human operator's awareness of both the task and the work environment.

For this purpose, a multivariate generalizability analysis is used to investigate the effect of both the task and rater facets on composite score reliability.

Perhaps more relevant is work suggesting that observers can estimate the 3D layout of a natural scene at a glance (Greene & Oliva, 2009a, 2009b), though clearly both the task and stimuli differ greatly from detecting a web page menu.

No. Early in my career in Human Resource Management my manager counselled me that whatever I was trying to achieve with people, I needed to manage both the task and the relationship.

The monkeys were familiar with both the task and the stimuli prior to the neurophysiological recordings.

Ten patients were also asked to complete the item pool and comment on the completion time, the understandability of instructions, and the clarity of both the task and item layout.

Probability levels always applied to both the hard task and easy task, and there were equal proportions of each probability level across the experiment.

Paul and Alexander I both essayed the task, and in the period which followed Napoleon I the frequent congresses of sovereigns or their representatives were very much in sympathy with the Russian idea as to how the world should be governed.

The teacher lets student groups complete both the predicting task and the experimental task (Appendix 1) in the Experience phase.

This approach showed number of limitations that could be summarized in this way: implementing this kind of OS related material on top of the existing FPGA introduces unacceptable overhead on both the tasks and the OS services.

TTO applications differ in the efforts put in to familiarize respondents with both the tasks and the health problems under consideration.