Sentence examples for imposed task from inspiring English sources

Asymmetries in voluntary switching costs and task choice have been taken to reflect the effects of between-task competition (Yeung 2010), which is enhanced when switching away from a difficult and, hence, strongly imposed task.

Specifically, performing a weak task is thought to require a strongly imposed task set, which is then difficult to overcome when switching away from this task, resulting in large performance costs (Allport et al. 1994) and a tendency to perform competing tasks less often (Yeung 2010).

Both approaches are frequently used to study 'resting-state' connectivity (Biswal et al., 1995), i.e. when subjects are scanned with functional MRI without any imposed task in order to identify brain regions that show synchronized blood oxygen level-dependent signal fluctuations at low frequencies (<0.1 Hz).

RSFC is defined by the correlation of low-frequency (e.g., <0.08 Hz) BOLD signal fluctuations obtained in the absence of imposed tasks (Biswal et al. 1995; for reviews see Fox and Raichle 2007; Biswal et al. 2010).

For nearly another year, the couple commuted, an imposing task.

Making a kosher kitchen is an imposing task.

Elgar is defending confidently in a solid start to his imposing task.

One of the Hauntus's last lines may spell out the imposing task the playwright has set for herself.

RANGERS 6, ORIOLES 3: For most baseball teams, overcoming a 1-0 defisit is not an imposing task.

If there is one man who knows what an imposing task it is, it's Will Wright, creator of 1989's seminal SimCity.

Mr. Tenet held his first meeting with Mr. Sharon tonight, the first step in his imposing task of broaching reform of Mr. Arafat's ramshackle Palestinian Authority and its hydralike security apparatus.