Sentence examples for covering tasks from inspiring English sources

The company says it has already made 18,000 runs for its customers, covering tasks like dry cleaning 57,600 shirts, delivering 3,326 pounds of dog food and placing 1,280 flower arrangements.

So while Urbanclap operates a marketplace model — which gives it scale of 20,000 service providers across 75 categories — and Housejoy goes beyond basic services — covering tasks as diverse as electrical/appliance repairs, beauty and fitness — TaskBob is maintaining a firm focus on more standard services like cleaning, handymen and drivers.

In addition, the section covering task performance was added in this second revision of the questionnaire (table 2).

This section of Orione includes tools we have developed covering task such as genome-scale alignment, high-quality contigs extraction, statistics over contigs or draft genomes (N50/NG50 values, contigs length distribution, high/low quality regions/gaps in draft genomes).

The modeling industry would benefit if practitioners agreed to use just a few standard modeling approaches, individually suited for their modeling scope, and collectively covering the tasks needed to model a wide variety of practical applications.

There are agencies that provide the course of a complete wash to the vehicle covering important tasks like painting of the outer part of the vehicle, covering the floor with carpet, interior fabric installing, protection to leather and vinyl.

In the end, we developed 25 tasks covering the following general types of questions: discrete versus continuous unit items, whole number versus fractional values, problems involving (to the observer) multiplicative situations, or problems involving only additive situations.

To this end, we tested a sample of 22 cotton-top tamarin monkeys (Saguinus oedipus) on 11 tasks covering a wide range of cognitive domains.

We investigated differences between tennis players, triathletes, and non-athletes on seven visual tasks covering a wide range of perceptual functions including motion and temporal processing, object detection, and attention.

In order to test these hypotheses, in the current study we looked for cognitive similarities and differences in juvenile and adult bonobos and chimpanzees using a broad spectrum of 16 cognitive tasks covering both physical and social cognition.

Overall 25 tasks, covering assessment and initial management of OA, were identified for inclusion in the model.