Sentence examples for later tasks from inspiring English sources

How will learner performance be used to influence the (re design of later tasks?

Learning processes along the in-hive period might prepare workers for later tasks, including those performed outside the hive.

However, property synonyms add complexity to later tasks where the relations are extracted and validated against the ontology.

27 Kane's third approach to validity uses external criteria, particularly the "direct, criterion-related approach," asking how those passing the exam perform at later tasks, whether those who pass well perform better than those who only just pass and whether those only just passing subsequently perform at an acceptable level.

Buster was later tasked with interrogating Philby when he came under suspicion.

He was later tasked with overseeing the regulatory aspects of the deal.

Noticing the boom in the video game market, Yamauchi later tasked young artist Shigeru Miyamoto with creating an arcade machine that could attract the growing global audience.

It was De Cani who was later tasked alone with weighing up the merits of the three competing designs, that by Heatherwick and rival studios Marks Barfield and Wilkinson Eyre.

Indeed yes: when people are led to think that effortful tasks will invigorate rather than drain them, they improve their performance on a later task".

Nugent was later tasked with molding the radio comedian and budding screen draw Bob Hope into a film lead, and this he did impressively with The Cat and the Canary, a comedy-mystery that paired Hope with Paulette Goddard, and Never Say Die (both 1939), in which Hope was teamed with Martha Raye to good effect.

The later task can be achieved by the use of smart try-out cabins and smart mirrors.