Sentence examples for change tasks from inspiring English sources

Sophie Leroy, a professor at the University of Washington at Bothell, coined the term "attention residue" as the reason for why it's so hard to change tasks.

This paper discusses an approach to controlling autonomous and mobile robotic production units, which can change tasks and position in the shop floor to enable random production flow.

First, we have studied whether and in how far it is possible to design an approach that both enforces the integration between software architecture and source code to avoid architectural erosion and architectural drift and, at the same time, provides automatic guidance to developers to carry out the required change tasks in each evolution steps.

"What ends up happening is we change priorities and change tasks … that they looked at in their training a while ago," Johnson explained.

When workers are removed from the colony, other workers change tasks (McDonald and Topoff 1985).

Set shifting has been implicated with the need to change tasks.

Those changes in the energy landscape – and an intense outreach campaign by McCarthy and other officials – could defuse of the opposition, said Paul Bledsoe, an energy consultant who served on Bill Clinton's climate change task force.

To reach this aim the Lane Change Task (LCT; Mattes, 2003) was developed.

He served as director of the Climate Change Task Force under the Clinton administration where he was part of the Kyoto Protocol negotiations.

The Lane Change Task was developed to provide an objective safety criterion for the assessment of driver distraction by in-vehicle information systems (IVIS).

Specifically, the study compares how time required and correctness are affected by (1) starting with the easiest change task and progressively performing the more difficult tasks Easy-Firstt), versus (2) starting with the most difficult change task and progressively performing the easier tasks Hard-Firstt).