Sentence examples for in which task from inspiring English sources
So Mr Smith now finds himself unveiling revised plans for the scheme, in which task Mr Blair has granted him the assistance of his Svengali, Peter Mandelson.The going with the ROH will get rough for Mr Smith.
Even the critics who praised it thought the play – a sequel to the 1976 film The Man Who Fell to Earth – was incomprehensible, beyond the general gist of what's going on: the sozzled, lovelorn alien Newton wants to get back to his own planet, in which task he is variously abetted and hindered by figures who may or may not exist.
Other theories assume a "flat" single-step architecture in which task information and stimulus information are simultaneously considered.
This paper investigates the principal's bundling decision during a procurement auction for a project consisting of two sequential tasks, in which task externality exists and information arrives sequentially.
Proper understanding of motor control requires insight into the extent and manner in which task performance and control strategy are influenced by various aspects of visual information.
In the last considered case, on Figure 9, dynamicity is not in which task will be executed next but in how many instances of a same task will be executed.
"We're seeing more and more ways in which tasks previously associated with PC functionality will shift to these touch-interface devices".
This global feature-based enhancement is hypothesized to underlie the contingent attentional capture effect, in which task-irrelevant items with the target feature capture spatial attention.
In Spain, Mane and Miravet make use of an unusual regional data set collected in Catalonia, in which task-based data obtained from workers is matched with establishment-level data gleaned from interviews with managers.
Who specializes in which tasks therefore depends mainly on resource endowment and labor market opportunities.
Individuals and institutions generally act with and in sociotechnical systems in which tasks are distributed among human and technological components, which mutually affect each other in contingent ways.
