Sentence examples for intellectual task of from inspiring English sources

Lowell helped us all understand the life and work of the churches and especially the intellectual task of preparation for ministry more clearly.

Organizations capable of efficient production must be enabled to rise above the rest of the social landscape, and to devise the rules by which this may happen is the principal intellectual task of the planners; their main administrative task is to provide the capital means to such organizations.

This double endeavor, i.e. renovation of our disciplinary tradition and innovation in our approaching a new leviathan, is an intellectual task of our times when locatable sociohistoric relations are no longer "local" but appropriated according to certain "global" categories, real or imagined.

The intellectual task of determining which codes may be used legitimately with a 'complications' flag may be compared with that of clinical diagnosis: there will be false positive and false negative assignments, as well as accurately positive and negative ones.

1 8 Physical and cognitive capability, otherwise known as the physical and intellectual tasks of daily living, are often used as markers of ageing having been consistently shown to be associated with survival and onset of disease and disability.

And, of course, the historian faces an even more basic intellectual task: that of discovering and making sense of the archival information that exists about a given event or time in the past.

In short, intelligence involves the acquisition of information and planning in exercise of all five of the intellectual tasks required of decisionmakers.

Practicing law is a challenging intellectual task, but developing a tiered system of training similar to that in the health-care industry would not diminish the status of anyone involved; rather, it would promote the kind of equal access to justice that still makes our country a beacon for those willing to risk their lives to come here.

"Socially shared cognition" and "transactive memory" are some of the loftier terms used to describe groups working together on an intellectual task.

"We're still a long way from a machine that can learn to flexibly perform the full range of intellectual tasks a human can — the hallmark of true artificial general intelligence," Hassabis said.

To date, most studies of the effect of exercise on memory have looked at more intellectual tasks, like memorizing lists of words.