As learning is always greatest on the task that has been trained, and listening ability is also related to cognition (Moore et al. 2010; Zhang et al. 2012), these results suggest that it may be beneficial to train cognition directly.
He said one challenge was determining when the threat of terrorism in the country was greatest, a task that now falls to the attorney general.
His time on Merseyside apart, English fans will best know Hodgson as a man who has turned Fulham and West Brom into teams that are greater than the sum of their parts, a task that proved too great for some England managers of the recent past.
Commissioner Von Essen said Mr. Kerr had served as the nozzle man, a Fire Department term for the firefighter who directs the spray of the hose, an exhausting task that requires great strength.
Therefore, the selection of materials can be a complex task that requires great academic knowledge and practical experience.
The researchers did a "great job" of designing a task that can discriminate between the regret of making a poor decision and the disappointment that results when one is punished despite making all the right choices, says Alex Vaughan, a neuroscientist at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York.
Significant improvements were found in all assessed aspects of working memory, but were greatest for tasks that required children to recall sequences of visuo-spatial information or simultaneously hold in mind and manipulate sequences of verbal or visuospatial information.
This is called energizing your base, a political task that requires a great deal of stamina and a willingness not to dwell too long on the exact point behind all your effort.
Acclaimed as the strongest Hawaiian ruler, he maintained his kingdom's independence throughout the difficult period of European discovery and exploration of the islands a task that proved too great for his successors.
It is, therefore, a time-consuming task that has a great impact in CAPEX and OPEX.
Lincoln's stature today reflects his ability to do so in the face of a task that was indeed greater than that which rested upon George Washington (as he noted in his farewell address to his neighbors in Springfield in 1861) or any other president since.
