Adaptation also produced greater task involvement.
The great task broke Curtis.
However, in order to identify developmental disregard, it was necessary to develop a new module (VOAA-DDD) with two well designed tasks with greater subtask variety and a better contrast between the tasks in terms of the necessity to use the affected arm and hand: 1) 'stringing beads' demanding the use of both hands, and 2) 'decorating a muffin' stimulating the use of both hands.
Job control could be improved by giving employees a greater variety of tasks, opportunities to fully use and develop their skills, and a stronger voice in decisions.
Even if Microsoft improves the product, PC operating systems are inherently more fragile than, say, telephone network operating systems because they have to manage a far greater variety of tasks and interact with other programmers' software.
Eventually he took on a greater variety of tasks, relishing the work so much that in 1978 he bought the business, the sum total of which he described as "a Rolodex, a hydraulic press and an acetylene torch".
Teachers were entrusted with a greater variety of tasks but were less trusted with knowledge, leading political authorities to call for upgrading of teacher training, teacher in-service training, and regular assessment of teacher performance.
This kind of adaptive quality means the robots could become far more capable of performing a greater variety of tasks in more diverse environments by choosing the actions they need to perform in a given scenario.
However, with greater meal variety (e.g., at a buffet or in a multi-component meal), the task of integrating separate expectations becomes increasingly complex.
Even though it might be possible for such robots to traverse their environments solely in a reactive way, the competence of planning and computing paths is an important feature for a large number of vehicles and a great variety of tasks.
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