Sentence examples for less demanding task from inspiring English sources

Google had a huge head start, he said, because it began doing maps for stationary computers, a less demanding task, and could gradually build on the data as smartphones and tablets emerged.

To control for this factor, we subsequently recorded eye movements of the same observers in the less demanding task of face categorization by race [18], which relies on using information common to faces of the same race [19].

The results indicate that this is a less demanding task, as the models can potentially use just the genomic features to determine whether an exon will have tissue variability.

We hypothesized that, given a role for the cerebellum in cognition, performance during the more cognitively demanding subtraction task would be affected more by DC stimulation than performance on the less demanding task.

If task difficulty was the main reason, the increase in effort to mentally rotate objects would have been expected to cause the entire neural circuit to operate at a higher activation level compared with the less demanding task.

One reason that could explain the better performance in the platform task is that, as Povinelli (2000) proposed, this is a less demanding task because individuals do not need to mentally represent the side into which they could insert the tool, only the consequence of their actions over the reward.

In standby it consumes almost nothing and when performing less demanding tasks, such as emailing, battery life is solid.

Listening to first-rate performances of a vast repertory depends no longer on sight-reading abilities but on the less demanding tasks of switch flipping and dial twiddling.

We use a simulated crisis mapping scenario to evaluate organization and effectiveness in teams of varying size, and find that although individuals in larger teams contribute less effort and work on less demanding tasks, the potential benefits of coordination can outweigh this loss in raw productivity.

You should do the most demanding tasks during your time of greatest energy, and distribute your less demanding tasks across your times of waning mental strength.

As someone who has a certain job and things to do, you eventually learn what takes up most of your time anyway, so prioritizing tasks that require focus and attention first, allows you to focus on less demanding tasks later on.