Sentence examples for central task is from inspiring English sources
Another central task is learning how to live in – and design – cities which enable people to come together, instead of living next to each other in closed boxes.
He added: "The central task is economic development; the foundation is ethnic unity; the two priorities are development and stability; the focus is to improve livelihood".
The central task is to provide useful relations between molecular parameters and thermodynamic properties.
Similarly, accuracy on a peripheral discrimination task is higher when a concurrent central task is low in perceptual load than when it is high (Williams, 1985).
More precisely, as this method has been designed for Gaussian white noise, a central task is to develop suitable modifications that effectively deal with Poisson noise.
The FeeCommunication software's central task is passing configuration and monitoring data between the top level DCS process control and the field devices of several detectors within ALICE.
One central task was reconciling the need to protect the new wealth of the few from the demand for equality from the masses.
BBC Democracy Live BBC FM&T Journalism news.bbc.co.uk/democracylive/hi/default.stm Democracy Live's central task was to take raw coverage of Westminster, the Scottish Parliament, the Welsh Assembly, the Northern Ireland Assembly and the European Parliament and present it consistently, attractively and in a way that encourages understanding and participation.
And in the 1980s and '90s, the central task was nurturing the seeds of democracy — the work for which former President Kim Dae-jung, a champion of popular government and human rights, is still admired despite his questionable policy of giving North Korea unconditional aid, including hundreds of millions of dollars in cash.
Overall reaction times of a central task were fastest after the BAL[1 1] meal concomitant to the highest overall tyrosine (Tyr) to LNAA ratio.
The attentional load of the central task was manipulated by varying the target instructions but not the physical stimuli or the frequency of targets.
