Sentence examples for idea of task from inspiring English sources

The task mathematical model of the sensor is established based on the idea of task ellipsoid.

The general idea of task views is to draw a progress bar for each job while its drawing colour changes with respect to the state of the corresponding job.

11 In fact, the idea of task shifting is not entirely new.

(Currently, they offer marketing information, from CD-ROM's) Mr. Wiggett said that Sephora tested the idea of task-specific kiosks -- say, for eye makeup or for shampoo, but that customers rejected the idea because "they're expecting a full offering everywhere they go".

In the British context, sending ministers or the prime minister to the House of Commons before European councils would probably turn into a circus.More promising is the idea of tasking members of the British Parliament to track EU legislation from much earlier on, while it is still in the legislative pipeline.

The ideas in the paper would also be helped by reference to older ideas of "task and practice specificity" of motor skills (Henry, 1959) – which suggest poor generalization of motor skills.

I'm not yet convinced that the descriptor "social scenario viewing task" is much better than "social monitoring task"– it's both a mouthful and I think still puts too much emphasis on the idea of a task.

There is even some excitement at the idea of the task ahead.

He said those at the meeting supported the idea of a task force.

That gives some idea of the task faced by those who study these bodies.

When they took the field, there was no doubting that the Red Sox, despite being on the road, had a better idea of the task at hand.