"I had so many ideas and clear visions of how I wanted my songs to be arranged, it didn't really make sense to me to invite someone in who I then would just have to dictate tasks I could just do on my own".
I can now dictate my tasks into the Orchestra app, and see them update on the web in real-time.
Hardware dictates which interface allows the metaphors to make sense, and the interface metaphors dictate which tasks are easy or hard to perform.
Some employees prefer passive followership, he said, which means they want to complete tasks dictated by the boss.
In its legislative tomes, Washington routinely slips in "unfunded mandates"–expensive tasks dictated by Washington politicians and assigned to companies, states and local governments, forcing higher taxes and crowding out other spending and investment.
Firstly, the changing test population dictates that task content will need to be periodically reviewed in order to fully engage the physical characteristics of ever increasing numbers of younger test takers.
But what is most striking is just how much Ms. Skolfield and her office of volunteers are doing, even beyond the crucial campaign-dictated tasks of door knocking and cold calling.
The term 'task and context-optimal population performance' introduces a central tenet of our hypothesis that the ideal balance of neuronal interactions varies from moment to moment and between neuronal populations, as dictated by the task in hand, and the present context.
Performance evaluation criteria were derived from the requirements or necessities dictated by real-life tasks: 1. Classification accuracy 2.
It seemed as though we were all trying to live up to some perfectionistic pioneer reality that dictated days spent spinning from task to task, with seamless timing and effortless coordination.
Patient safety monitoring was perceived to be voluntary, with time and resource constraints dictating that other tasks frequently took priority over safety monitoring.
