Sentence examples for distance task from inspiring English sources

In the detection distance task, one subject showed a capability of detection larger than 200 m with the linear strategy.

The ramp descent task was replaced with a 1-stroke push distance task due to difficulties with the interpretation of the ordinal performance scale.

Leftward, coherent background motion transiently restored normal horizontal size and distance coding in neglect patients, whereas rightward motion aggravated the deficit significantly in the distance task, but not in the size task.

Neglect patients performed significantly better — although not normal — with a successive presentation of the spatial stimuli (2 s, 10 s delay) as compared to the simultaneous condition in the size judgment task, but not in the distance task.

Consistent with previous studies, the results of the size task appeared to reflect a prothetic continuum, whereas the results of the distance task seemed to reflect a metathetic continuum.

rTMS was applied over P3 and P4 of the 10 20 EEG system of healthy participants performing the semantic distance task.

Distance tasks you with racing down increasingly challenging roads adorned with futuristic curves and neon lights, avoiding an increasingly challenging number of static and moving obstacles.

Important NEI VFQ-25 quality of vision subscales (general vision, difficulty with distance tasks, difficulty with near tasks) and vision-specific subscales (dependency, role difficulties, mental health, social function limitations) tended to correlate negatively with increasing patient age and duration of vision loss, but correlated positively with better VA and reading speed.

EMG recordings during maximal isometric knee flexion, knee extension, hip abduction and plantar flexion will be used to normalise EMG data during walking, one-leg rise and hop for distance tasks.

Dogs continued to be used as draft animals, particularly for mundane and short-distance tasks such as hauling water and firewood from a valley to a nearby village or camp; horses were generally considered too valuable for these activities.

Moreover, all reported that they were comfortable performing intermediate-distance tasks.