Sentence examples for direction the task from inspiring English sources

While the first meeting between President Obama and President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia in London on Wednesday was a step in the right direction, the task ahead is not to limit the number of nuclear weapons in the world, but to chart a course to zero.

A first step in this direction is the task of acquiring knowledge about human goals.

Larry Haynes, executive director of the Mercy House in Santa Ana, will lead the creation and direction of the task force.

This is an admirable effort from some clearly talented developers who have really kept their focus, rather than gone off in unrelated directions to the task in hand.

This means that vectors from the same object could present different magnitudes or directions, making the task of grouping them highly complex.

While the emotional Stroop task cannot address emotional motivations – since the overt directions in the task require ignoring word content and inhibiting an emotional response – the use of different block types in the emotional Stroop provides a means to consider the relevance of presentation method on distracting emotional information across age groups.

In Seitz and Watanabe [4], the paired-direction can be viewed as a predictor of the RSVP target and the same signals that result in learning of paired-direction would be well-placed to form an association between the paired-direction and the task-targets.

In experiment 1A, dichoptic motion masking prevented binocular motion detectors from identifying the global motion direction and reserved the task for monocular detectors.

"Whether they drove alone, packed alone, or figured out the directions alone, the tasks were all theirs," Ms. Cincotta said.

Outside, in both directions, the ghastly task of clearing slums has been accomplished and their residents moved to blocks of flats nearby.

The fact that performance improvements in the direction task were specific to a particular direction of motion implies that the CFFT increase is not due to general improvements in cognitive, or even visual abilities, but is instead linked to the improvement of a highly specific visual skill.