Sentence examples for core tasks and from inspiring English sources
If anything, these changes to the child protection system have made it too bureaucratised, too much about information management, and not enough about focusing on the core tasks and complex relationships with families that doing the work involves.
Tushman and O'Reilly III (2002) proposed that organizational configuration needs to be transformed across four fundamental dimensions including core tasks and processes, formal organizational structure, organizational employees, and organizational culture to achieve congruence.
Hyper-Threading technology improves data throughput by creating virtual processing cores, while Turbo Boost optimises performance between the two processor cores, accelerating the system from 2.66 GHz to 3.06 GHz for intensive dual core tasks, and up to 3.33 GHz for single core tasks.
An overview of core tasks and competences of these professionals is given in Additional file 1.
The Kenyan YPCDN chapter undertakes a number of core tasks and activities.
All health workers (100.0%) agreed that they adjust well to changes in their core tasks and have learned new skills to help them adjust to change.
Last year, the defence secretary, Michael Fallon, announced that the MoD would be "stepping up its role in export promotion", and the strategic defence review made supporting exports a "core task" and said that the government's own weapons procurement processes should take "export potential" into account.
According to Geekbench, when you compare the A10X with the A8, the A10X is 1.7 times faster for single-core tasks, 2.8 times faster for multi-core tasks and 5.7 times faster for Metal-focused, GPU-intensive tasks.
Our data show that since 2014, the Firm made tremendous changes in its core tasks, processes, and organizational structure.
Training sessions are offered that take common core tasks in literacy and math and map them to technology in a thoughtful way.
Obama's new C.I.A. director, John O. Brennan, has publicly favored moving the agency away from military operations, at least to some degree, and re-emphasizing its core tasks of gathering and analyzing intelligence.
