Sentence examples for full tasks from inspiring English sources

Moreover, sperm cells exclude each other from developing their full tasks: the first entering the oocyte precludes the others' participation.

Inspired by the cognitive behaviours of worker bees in hives [ 31], this addition allows agents to prioritise completing partially full tasks.

These heroic if anemic lumens shouldered the full task of illuminating the kitchen.

It is concluded that the inherent variability between work cycles and tasks reinforces the requirement to perform a full task analysis prior to measuring WBV exposures to ensure that all tasks are measured and that adequate cycles are measured to obtain a reliable indication of the vibration emission.

We focus on the full task, since its results were considered as the primary evaluation metric for EPI and ID.

Activities will include part or full task practise of each participant's key functional goals as identified from the COPM.

Pilot testing identified that full task could be completed by novices and experts in under an hour which was deemed manageable by the pilot participants.

EPI and ID defined both a core task (the same as Task 1 in GE09/11), and a full task, which additionally required modifications and secondary arguments to be found.

A positive score therefore represents a positive distortion bias, participants judging that they performed more trials correctly than they actually did (for full task details, see B. D. Dunn et al., 2007).

Although each single docking simulation is sensible to system failure, because typically no partial data are recorded until the computation is finished, the full task is composed of independent simulations, which are singularly performed.

25 In order for full task training via simulation to be effective, however, there must be specific attention given to creating psychological and functional fidelity, that is, recreating the true 'feel' of the goal environment.