Sentence examples for flexible tasks from inspiring English sources
Simply put, the quality of a service within any occupation will improve when a worker combines routine (technical) and nonroutine (flexible) tasks.
This paper addresses a novel approach to deal with Flexible task Time Assembly Line Balancing Problem (FTALBP).
Here we review core principles governing the prefrontal architecture of inferential and hierarchical processes controlling the formation, storage and recollection of flexible task-sets regulating human adaptive behavior.
In the context of flexible task control, a multi-robot architecture with collision-free path planning and a novel programming approach based on parameter-driven technology are developed.
However, it is unclear to what degree cognitive styles overlap with cognitive abilities or whether they represent consistent but flexible task approaches or strategies that can affect task performance, but are somewhat malleable or amenable to changes in instructions.
Interestingly, people given the fixed task actually thought it was easier than those given the flexible task.
For this group, those given the flexible task completed it only 53percentt of the time, while those given the fixed order completed it 72percentt of the time.
Those who were given the flexible task elected to perform the task about 85percentt of the time, while those given the fixed sequence elected to perform it about 66percentt of the time.
The specificity of group differences in flexible task-set coordination was controlled for by analyzing performance in blocks where task switching is not required (PRBs).
This interpretation is supported by a recent fMR adaptation study (Cohen Kadosh et al. 2010) that found flexible task-dependent adaptation patterns for the IOG, FG, and STS using the same experimental design as the current study.
In this paper, we propose a novel workflow monitoring approach, in which various intelligent agents work together to perform flexible monitoring tasks in an autonomous and collaborative way.
