The vast extent of the task, however, has prompted the development of paid legal services for the poor, such as through legal aid societies and public defenders.
Due to the extent of the task, only the input data and scheduling results for one system i.e. "Main engine" are presented in this section.
The extent of the task he faces will now be clear, and the likelihood is that McCall will feel that time is already against him.
- The extent of the task faced by Honda on their return to F1. Boullier declined to give an exact answer when asked how the performance gap between McLaren and Mercedes is split between car and engine, although he admits that both need considerable work.
Activist-turned-politician Stav Shaffir, who aged just 29 is Israel's youngest member of parliament, says she only realized the true extent of the task ahead after she was elected.
Manganotti and colleagues [ 40] analysed task-related power changes during the execution of finger movement sequences of increasing complexity and found that the magnitude and spatial extent of the task-related power decreases in the upper alpha band over the sensorimotor cortex were stronger for sequences with higher complexity compared to simple sequences.
In the first stage of analysis, segments of text were tagged where interviewees described initiation and maintenance of use of the desk along with contextual data on prior expectations, extent of use, tasks carried out in the sitting or standing position and perceived impact.
Given the extent of these challenging tasks and the need for sufficient statistical power to detect potentially subtle effects (which might have non-negligible collective impacts in view of the large numbers of people exposed), sharing of means and expertise from several research teams would probably be necessary to conduct joint studies.
In the first few days after the attack, the particularity of what had been lost was obscured by the extent of the cataclysm itself, by the task of probing the wound to the city and nation as a whole.
The children are socialized into their caring tasks, and as the chronic illness progresses, kind and extent of their tasks will change and increase.
Although the total budget for the program has decreased since FY 2003 (from $12.7 million to an $8.0 million request for FY 2005), the percentage of resources provided by each of these laboratories has been relatively stable (except for NCER) over the past 2 years and is in proportion to the number and extent of tasks that they perform for the EDC Program across the long-term goals.
