Sentence examples for issue of task from inspiring English sources
The findings raise the issue of task- and component-specific sexual dimorphism in cognitive mapping.
In particular, it shows the ways multiple techniques can be combined not only to evaluate a system' s effectiveness, but also to address the complex issue of task definition in geovisualization research.
Another potential explanation of humans' poor ability to learn two motor skills focuses on the issue of task similarity.
The issue of task invariance is also important because task-specific and -independent representations map onto two fundamental mechanisms of learning: discriminative and generative.
Considering the issue of task difficulty, in the current study we pursued the issue of (impaired) representations of two-digit numbers in leftward neglect systematically employing the much easier number magnitude comparison task (cf. [ 38] with single-digit numbers), for which working memory influences should be less pronounced.
The agent served the role of motivator, attending the students to issues of task relevance and self-efficacy.
Similarly, in [27], the authors deal with enabling dynamic scopes in WSN, mainly addressing the important issues of task placement and data exchange (among the WSN nodes), in order to account for the heterogeneity of the nodes and enable logically localized interactions.
Recently, the issue of online task assignment in dynamic spatial crowdsourcing scenarios is proposed [7].
Some of participants' descriptions of students revisit the issue of misusing task resources, noting that confusion could prevent students from understanding the conjectures shared by their peers.
Nevertheless, for NoC-based reconfigurable systems, the issue of mapping tasks to the PEs becomes more complex, due to the characteristic of hardware reconfiguration.
These policy issues included: implications of task shifting for the existing human resources policies related to remuneration, promotion, supervision, motivation, productivity assessment and training.
