Sentence examples for fruitful task from inspiring English sources

Lydia Kavina had a more fruitful task in Martinu's Fantasia for theremin with piano quintet and oboe, a piece that also had some unexpected connection with "In C" in its repeating mixed-up chords.

This may be a fruitful task for a future study.

This illustrates that multilevel models and analyses of interactions effects are fruitful tasks.

Given these limitations regarding how physical exercise influences athletes' perceptual-cognitive performances in specific tasks, a fruitful area for further research would be to address whether specific physical exercise load influences athletes' accuracy in specific perceptual-cognitive tasks, since this seems to be different than in general tests.

In general, however, it seems fruitful to distinguish speech perception tasks as the one employed here (which require attention to subphonemic detail and may strongly involve phonological working memory and other supporting cognitive processes depending on the nature of the task, see [ 3] for further reference) from speech recognition tasks which inevitably involve access to the mental lexicon.

Careful participant recruitment and investing in wide task coverage are more fruitful than increasing the number of users.

The Denver Post reports that more than 20 students attended the sold out, inaugural class at THC U called "Growing Marijuana 101" and learned that raising healthy and fruitful marijuana plants is no simple task.

Nevertheless, the discussion on the REC's risk-benefit task would be more fruitful and democratic if research ethics opens its doors to other disciplines that could truly help clarify risk-benefit task distinctions.

One such complex span task that has been particularly fruitful is the Operation Span task (Turner & Engle, 1989).

While this project may yet prove to be a fruitful one in the long term, Levein's primary task was to return success in the short term, something he was unable to do.

But observation of dozens of systems in development and use indicates that the more mundane tasks are among the most fruitful areas for new applications.