Sentence examples for exposing tasks from inspiring English sources

Asbestos exposing tasks (15 questions) and tasks involving exposure to PAH-5 questions were assessed in more detail.

We provide efficient implementations of common Fast Multipole Method (FMM) tasks for modern multi-core (Intel Xeon Haswell), many-core (Intel Xeon Phi Knights Landing) and Nvidia Pascal GPUs, offering optimization guidelines for each kernel and architecture, and exposing task granularity issues with evaluations on performance and scalability.

The Simple Search feature exposes the tasks provided in the canned query library mentioned above.

In a population in Italy that is not occupational exposed to tasks implying repetitive and/or forced movements of the upper limbs Batevi et al [ 30] reported that the 'anamnestic cases' of UEDs occurred in about 2% of persons aged 15 to 35 years; in persons aged 35 years and older the prevalence rate increased to more than 7%.

Participants completed a flanker task designed to elicit the ERN, while simultaneously being exposed to task-irrelevant tone sequences with either predictable or unpredictable timing.

As a result, when the patient did return home, he was unable to manage everyday tasks, exposing him to unnecessary dangers.

At the same time, few are willing to call them to task, exposing their behavior to the light, reasoning that such whistle blowing would harm God's work.

During the recent years, there has been an increasing trend of developing standard databases, compiling the ground truth data to support different recognition tasks and exposing the databases to the research community to explore and investigate their algorithms.

Then, as today, the task of exposing the violence skulking behind democratic institutions went hand-in-hand with feminist idealism.

"The most dangerous thing we can do," one leading figure wrote, "is to leave the task of exposing communist fronts to reactionaries".

At various points I was tasked with exposing a communist, aiding a communist, following a communist and passing a letter to a communist wearing gold lipstick in a secret bar (drinks: £6).