A researcher assumed the role of a discussion initiator who initiated tasks and, if necessary, clarified task questions but did not participate in the exercises.
"Marky" uses the latest in speech-recognition software to take notes, initiate tasks, and track your emotional state.
In the same way, in honeybees, olfactory cues paired with a reward shortly after emergence can be remembered when bees reach ages at which they initiate tasks outside the nest [10].
The number of no ended tasks and the number of no initiated tasks are not shown in this table because they do not appear in all subjects and all trials.
Number of no initiated tasks, corresponding to the number of trials for which no movement onset was detected, for example when the participant did not leave the central target within 2000 milliseconds after the illumination of the peripheral target.
This person initiates tasks and assigns work to all other team members.
With Bantam, a user can search Twitter, import a new contact with one click, initiate task workflows with team members to engage this new contact, and then converse with the new contact for various CRM purposes.
For instance, with Bantam, a user can search Twitter, import a new contact with one click, initiate task workflows with team members to engage this new contact, and then converse with the new contact for lead generation.
In the military, a Pentagon-initiated task force is supporting alternative approaches to managing pain in wounded soldiers that could reduce the reliance on addictive prescription painkillers.
The fronto-parietal network emphasized start-cue and error-related activity, hence we proposed that the fronto-parietal network may initiate task set and adapt control on a trial-by-trial basis, whereas the cingulo-opercular network may have special importance for the maintenance of task sets across task epochs (Sterzer and Kleinschmidt 2010).
