Sentence examples for high degree of task from inspiring English sources

The proposed arbitration technique is a strong case in favour of fair bandwidth optimization and high CPU utilization, as it consumes the processor cores up to 77% through high degree of task parallelization and also reduces bandwidth fluctuation.

Previous research have shown contradictory results; while some studies have found that laparoscopic skills are generalisable, other studies have found a high degree of task specificity for procedural training [ 7– 9].

In order to investigate whether evolution can shape colonies with a high degree of task specialization, we consider a scenario where worker specialization has a direct positive effect on colony fitness.

If mating would preferentially occur between reproductives with a complementary threshold, a much higher degree of task specialization within the colony would result.

Regarding the four clinical units a high degree of simultaneous task performance was in particular observed on the emergency ward (30.6%).

In the United States, polarization has been driven by a growth in abstract tasks—usually at the upper part of the wage distribution, and low-skilled services usually at the lower end of the wage distribution, coupled with a decrease in occupations with a high degree of routine tasks which lie around the middle of the wage distribution.

What this study also showed is that there is a high degree of agreement about which tasks are relatively easy or difficult to combine, suggesting that any mental limitations that affect multitasking do not change with age or practice.

The high degree of consistency between the tasks provides a validation of the underlying method and confirms that subjects maintained fixation during the active tasks.

Given this high degree of correspondence between rest and task, the behavioral correlates of human networks are reliable and have been assessed using previously published ICA of task-based data (See Laird et al. 2011 for detailed descriptions of each human network).

The results indicated a relatively high degree of discordance between the two task designs.

This combination of meaning and position cues provides a high degree of guidance for the identifying task.