Of course, there were no enemy gunmen, but it didn't matter that day: within minutes the statistics began filling the task-force daily log.
Job search is very much about "waiting" – it is difficult to fill the task of job search with meaningful activities 8 hours a day.12 Activation not only aims at shortening the waiting period, but also to ensure that a given waiting period is put to better use.
It was quite intuitive that polychotomous (ordinal or nominal) LR could fill the task of prediction with multiple responsive levels.
Some other bird species also hunt cooperatively larger prey, such as Brown-necked Raven (Corvus ruficollis) on Egyptian Mastigure (Uromastyx aegyptius), in which case two birds fill the tasks of blocking the escape routes of the prey while several others attack it from several directions, always performing the direct attack on the most exposured part of the lizard [ 52].
Composers therefore have been faced with the task of filling the gaps in most Shakespeare-based librettos.
She doesn't shirk the task of filling the reader in on the wider economic realities that drove the Midwinters' flight to Africa, painting a picture of a farming community struggling to survive great change.
But the task of filling the sub-cabinet will fall largely to Mr. Johnson, who described the selection process this way: "It's identifying what kind of person we are looking for; what's the universe of names to consider for each position; and who best matches up to the specifications and who best fits with everyone else, personality-wise and style-wise.
After initially being charged with the task of filling the void left by Brazilian playmaker Diego, Ozil made his own name by scoring the winning goal in Bremen's DFB-Pokal cup triumph and helping the side reach the final of the last ever Uefa Cup.
Sailor Giles Scott has insisted he is up to the task of filling the void left by Olympic champion Sir Ben Ainslie, but dismissed comparisons with him.
Where the origin and diversity of species is concerned, Grogan writes "If the task of filling the world with creatures had been given to human beings, they would most likely have started with a few kinds and gradually modified them in different ways" (Grogan 1955 284), supporting the view of a gradualistic model for evolution as proposed by Darwin in The Origin of Species.
At the very least, it will delay the nomination for weeks, if not months — and possibly nullify it permanently, since the Senate will be firmly in presidential campaign mode by this fall, and may be inclined simply to leave the task of filling the empty trustees' seats to the next president. .
