Sentence examples for focused on task from inspiring English sources

Siri is focused on task completion, not search.

The survey focused on task brightness, colour appearance, uniformity and lighting preference.

Perseverative cognition was associated with higher levels of cognitive inflexibility (slower reaction times, highest intrusiveness, efforts to inhibit), autonomic rigidity (low heart rate variability), and mood worsening compared to being focused on task or MW.

Now a small team of five, the company is preparing to raise a seed round to continue the app's development, which may include cubes focused on task management and, eventually, recommended content that would be like the visual counterpart to Gmail's ads but centered around things like shopping, dinner reservations, package tracking and more.

Using an accumulation of knowledge that become new knowledge being the support for the development of knowhow focused on task performance (PMBOK), management skills (IPMA), the development of functions (APM) and the development of new performance criteria for project leaders (PMAJ) these approaches to date do not guarantee the success of any project.

My speech reflects my being a recovering Type A so focused on task and making things happen that it is important to say something clearly once and then move on to the next topic.

Mr. Gensemer will be focused on tasks that include developing integrated campaigns for clients and new product offerings.

Questions focused on: task-focus (attentional); acting without thinking (motor); and not thinking about the future (non-planning).

Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK, agreed: "When health care professionals are understaffed and consequently focused on task-based, rather than person-based, care, the dignity and care of older patients can be severely jeopardised".

"Advancers are highly focused on tasks, achieving results and taking action.

Evidence suggests that the tendency to use analytic or insight strategies may be modulated by basic modes of information processing differing in the extent to which attention is focused on task-specific elements.