Sentence examples for invisible tasks from inspiring English sources

Without publishers performing this and other important, often invisible, tasks scholarly communication would be far more chaotic and the systems virtually impossible to use.The creation and management of the journal title as a "brand" is an essential component of the smooth operation of the system.

Women are more likely to be interrupted in meetings; more likely to wind up doing menial or invisible tasks for which there's little reward.

Some women — and men — find "repetitious, socially invisible, physical tasks" mind-numbing and stultifying; some don't.

The crux of her argument is as follows: The family — with its repetitious, socially invisible, physical tasks — is a necessary part of life, but it allows fewer opportunities for full human flourishing than public spheres like the market or the government.

However, this finding is not universal (e.g., Neiworth et al. 2003), and it is unclear how to interpret failures in invisible displacement tasks (reviewed by Gomez 2005).

Furthermore, our subjects succeeded in invisible displacement tasks, even though they committed a relatively large number of errors (Schmitt et al. 2012).

This is consistent with findings by Fiset and LeBlanc (2007) where search behaviour in invisible displacement tasks was not only based upon the location of the displacement device but also on the position of the experimenter.

The current study compares dogs and apes in an invisible transposition task.

The current study confirmed the striking contrast that exists between dogs and great apes with regard to invisible object displacement tasks (Barth and Call 2006; Call 2001, 2003; Collier-Baker and Suddendorf 2006).

The appeal is its utter simplicity -- it's essentially invisible, doing the task that isn't hard but none of us care to remember to do, namely, backing up our files.

No sooner had he finished the stag than he embarked on a far more challenging task: an invisible garden, modelled at first on one of the thirty-nine palace gardens but quickly developing its own, more elaborate design.