Sentence examples for main task which from inspiring English sources

Therefore the practitioner can concentrate on his main task which is to optimise individually created facial prosthesis.

Subsequently, they performed the main task, which consisted of identical stimuli only before carrying out a second run of the adaptive tracking procedure.

For what the President and the Vice President have done to win the election, even if it succeeds, may very well infuriate the opposition and interfere with their main task, which is to govern the country.

The main contribution is to introduce a conceptually simple, modular design that gives freedom to the designer in accomplishing the main task, which is to construct an update law to asymptotically invert a nonlinear equation.

He is rarely able to communicate clearly what his music means to him ("It's difficult to talk about these songs in depth," he says at one point; "that's why they're songs"), but his writing is adequate to the main task, which is describing how he became the rock 'n' roll version of Harry Potter: Clapton is, after all, the Boy Who Lived.

According to this theory (Lavie 2005), the increase in perceptual load during codification leads the participant to prioritize the most relevant information to respond to the main task, which consequently could reduce the incidental codification of color.

I feel that by and large I have been successful in the three main tasks which I was given.

When he was running the FSB (a successor to the KGB), one of Mr Putin's main tasks, which he balked at, was to grapple with Mr Berezovsky's hold on it.

This article describes a model of the future software system, the main task of which is to provide assistance in coloring graphical user interfaces (GUI).

"Staying alive was always the main task, for which it was necessary to eat well, but not from a rational decision, rather from an instinctive imperative.

To achieve such standards and requirements, five main pillars of a medical college should be planned by six main task forces, which in turn should be headed by the founding dean.