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Macroprogramming-based DSMSs enable users to express tasks over the WSAN using a DSL instead of a query language.

Task diagrams can provide a good system overview by expressing task functions and communication channels.

The second, and more powerful, described network expresses task domain knowledge through the imposition of a sparse coding architecture by extending LISTA networks.

Neurons whose firing rate during a given epoch was significantly different (paired t-test, P<0,01) from their baseline firing rate during the rest period were defined as expressing task-related changes in activity.

Arabidopsis lines expressing TaSKs were generated to address the question whether these clade II wheat members have a function in BR signaling.

In our BPMN diagram (cf. Fig. 7), for example, we express the task Evacuate people realized by two actors (Military and Police) by two tasks T8 and T8', respectively.

The inclusion of the latter condition specifically enabled us to probe whether dopamine's effects are expressed during task acquisition (learning) or task performance.

We correlate children׳s touch performance expressed with task completion times and target acquisition accuracy with sensorimotor evaluations that characterize children׳s finger dexterity and graphomotor and visuospatial processing abilities, and report significant correlations.

Tutors felt freer in taking time from patient-related work for preparing student activities and students were also more easily accepted at the clinic, as this tutor at a smaller hospital expressed: The task is sanctioned by my boss and...... Yes, I think that's very important, then...first then do you feel that the job is respected and taken seriously and you can be devoted to it..

These two dimensions are merged into descriptors of reading proficiency where the verb and goal (object of the verb) express the particular task that a reader is required to complete and the modifier and text parameters specify the difficulty of materials that the reader has to process, or the conditions under which the task is performed (see Table 4 for illustration).

We all join or "hire" (Clay Christensen) -- teams and tribes to have very specific jobs done: perform a task, express an emotion, reflect a certain identity.