A set of functionally connected brain regions that is involved in spontaneous, internally driven cognitive processes and is more active during periods of rest than during externally driven tasks.
Alternatively the virtual team can be deployed on process driven tasks, allowing humans to get on with doing more creative things.
Whereas the former delineates interactions during an externally driven, task-based state, the latter reveals interactions in an endogenously driven, task-free state (Eickhoff and Grefkes 2011).
In contrast, in a practice implementation, new protocol driven tasks are given to professional care providers who may be unable to divert from their normal practice.
No difference in performance was seen on any of the parietally driven tasks between the DD and age-nonverbal IQ matched groups, whereas performance differentiated the DD group from the age-matched, higher nonverbal IQ group on several such tasks.
Unlike the networks described above that activate during 'exteroceptive', externally driven tasks, the Default Mode Network (Fig. 3) is an 'interoceptive' system with a distinct and reproducible anatomical distribution (Raichle et al., 2001; Esposito et al., 2006; McKiernan et al., 2006; Buckner et al., 2008).
In the future, the tension between the political imperative to expand ART access and concerns about the quality of resulting care will no doubt persist, which will continue to drive task shifting policies and strategies.
The only way to keep productive energy flowing through this network is for everyone to continually check, send, and reply to the multitude of messages flowing past all in an attempt to drive tasks, in an ad hoc manner, toward completion.
An early interpretation of task-related deactivations was that they could reflect inhibition or modulatory processes driven by task demands [60], [61].
In the climate and energy field, where policy is domestically driven, the task is particularly urgent.
