Sentence examples for disparate tasks from inspiring English sources

The question for Brenton G. Cooper and Dr. Franz Goller of the University of Utah was, Does the cowbird somehow coordinate these two disparate tasks?

(Charles Herold) DEUS EX -- This is a fascinating blend of action and role-playing that offers the player a wide range of disparate tasks in a plague-ravaged world where not everything is as it seems.

Previous theoretical work by economists has predicted the findings in this paper that similar preferences likely generate substantial marital gains, but specialization in disparate tasks generates marital gains as well.

Miller himself saw no relationship among the disparate tasks of immediate memory and absolute judgment, but lumped them to fill a one-hour presentation.

And so in this project currently seeking funding, a pair of musicians DJ Rupture (Jace Clayton) and Maga Bo hope to travel to Morocco to bring digital media education to the masses while out there performing, uniting the disparate tasks of DJ and NGO.

Both successful motor adaptation and accurate performance on cognitive tasks require performance monitoring and updating behavior following errors; therefore, these disparate tasks may share overlapping processing.

Recent studies support the notion that the overlap between theory-of-mind and attentional reorienting suggests the need for new accounts of right TPJ function that integrate across these disparate task comparisons (Mitchell 2008).

It is up to Cottrell to stitch together the disparate parts, a task that is not without precedent.

In general, these benefits are realized because CIS facilitate flexible participation and coordination between disparate users over common tasks.

General Sanchez has been criticized by some current and retired officers for failing to recognize the growing insurgency in Iraq during his year in command and for failing to put together a plan to unify the disparate military effort, a task that was finally carried out when his successor, Gen. George W. Casey Jr., took over in mid-2004.

The compromise authorization bill approved by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation bridges disparate proposals and outlines the tasks and budgets for NASA over the next three years.