Sentence examples for detailed task of from inspiring English sources
Judges are beginning the detailed task of trying to prove such spectacular wealth was directly siphoned from the coffers of the oil-rich states to the detriment of populations left to live in misery.
The detailed task of Cox-2 products (prostaglandins: PGE2, PGF1-alpha) is not yet known [ 50].
It requires skilled and highly trained pathologists to process the sample and perform the very detailed task of manually counting the nerve fibers.
The detailed tasks of CM for W7-X are oriented along common CM standards and comprise configuration identification, change management, configuration status accounting and configuration verification.
Moreover, the detailed tasks of the D-AI may facilitate the monitoring of mental health status over time in relation to vision loss.This was an important reason for Dutch MRCs to start using the D-AI as part of the standard assessment of rehabilitation needs intake and evaluation procedure.
Secondly, in terms of CPs electing to use a single smartcard for multiple users, a key practice of UCD is to perform detailed task analysis of users' work to design systems that would improve (not interfere) with workflow [ 45].
If you start planning your wedding without writing down everything that you need, you may overlook an important element that you will need to squeeze into your budget later on, so it's important to keep a detailed task list of everything that you need to get organized.
A software project plan is composed of stages of activities and detailed tasks to be performed, and precedence restrictions among them.
Information included job title, detailed tasks, type of employer, and year of beginning and ending employment.
This absence of more detailed task assignment information and other factors such as frequency of home visits, distance and available transportation made interpreting the range of numbers required or proposed difficult.
For rather than building we should actually think of a detailed, widespread task of sewing and mending which, by taking the ancient arts of weaving and braiding as a model, will succeed in re-using and reassembling in a new fabric the old parts of the territory we have inherited.
