Sentence examples for imposed the task from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, patriarchal gender relations have imposed the task of raising children mainly on women.

Postural problems may occur among checkout cashiers due to the strain imposed during the task.

Results suggest that LBP in pregnancy may be related to the woman[apos]s diminished ability to recover, rather than the magnitude of the spinal shrinkage imposed during the task.

In particular, a high-priority task is developed using non-conventional sliding mode control to guarantee safe reference parameters imposed by the task, e.g., keeping a load at a desired orientation (to prevent spill out in the case of liquids, or to reduce undue stresses that may compromise fragile items).

These results further support the hypothesis that the visual system selects potentially relevant items as a function of the demands imposed by the task.

No time constraint was imposed on the task.

Mental effort provides an indication of the cognitive load imposed by the task [ 49, 104].

In any event, for the purposes of the present model, we assume that the extent of competition between processing options (whether imposed by the task or self-generated) is a critically important factor influencing the strength of emotional processing biases in pathological worry.

For the immune system, is the apparent imperfection in discrimination of parasite antigens (manifested as cross-reactivity) a deliberate strategy to fight parasites across antigenic space with cross-reactive antibodies, or merely an information constraint imposed by the task faced by the immune system?

The Napoleonic Wars with France made this a difficult task, after Napoleon imposed the Continental System, which forbade his allies and conquests to trade with Britain.

However, in light of the decision, any advertiser restricted in its advertising may wish to take the body imposing the restriction to task if the ban seems unjustified.