Sentence examples for imposed tasks from inspiring English sources

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).

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).

ASIDE from figuring out how to make a profit, one of the more imposing tasks for Internet companies has been breaking through the wall of mistrust that separates them from millions of would-be shoppers who fret about online privacy.

[C4.] Sites Turn to Auditors on Privacy One of the more imposing tasks for Internet companies has been breaking through the wall of mistrust that separates them from millions of would-be shoppers who fret about online privacy.

In this story, "the Egyptians became ruthless in imposing tasks on the Israelites, and made their lives bitter" (Exodus 1 13-14).

I'm convinced that our growth as leaders is not achieved by imposing tasks upon us, but by making a deep, personal transformation.

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.