Sentence examples for many tasks have from inspiring English sources

Many tasks have the property of sparse instance vectors.

If too many tasks have a high priority, run through the list again and demote the less important ones.

Many tasks have changed hands in recent years: administration is run by clerks and administrators, management of beds and transferrals by patient-flow managers.

The Law is administered by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), but in practice many tasks have been delegated to the prefecture governments.

One night in 2004, Kyle Cassidy, a photographer living in Philadelphia, went to a dinner where he sat next to a presidential campaign staff member who explained that one of his many tasks had been to "wrangle the gun vote".

The automation of many tasks has been identified as a possible future also for the humanities and the social sciences, particularly in those disciplines concerned with the analysis of text, due to the recent availability of millions of books and news articles in digital format.

Many management tasks have been freed of time and geography by electronic technology.

Gender differences in many behavioural tasks have been observed in both humans and laboratory animals.

It says something about the nature of the work that so many manufacturing tasks have proven to be replaceable by automation.

Many motion tasks have an inherent hierarchy of freedoms that closely relates to the variety of a kinematic chain, and hence variety can be used to select those candidate mechanisms best suited to an intended function.

That means legitimate developers, in addition to their very many other tasks, have to keep an eye on Google Play to make sure no one is trying to rip them off, and then submit complaints when someone does.