Sentence examples for more critical task from inspiring English sources
"To preserve and deliver the backlog we have -- this is a more critical task than whether we beat Airbus week by week on orders and bookings," said Boeing's chief of commercial aviation, Scott E. Carson.
An even more critical task, he thinks, is alerting people to the way "soundscapes provide us with a sense of place" and an emotional bond with the natural world that is unraveling.
ANC is well assessed for the attenuation of Gaussian noise, but the rejection of non-Gaussian impulsive noise signals represents a much more critical task that may even impair algorithm convergence.
Whenever he clocked out after his 12-hour shift at an Amazon warehouse, Jesse Busk had one more critical task to perform before he could hop into his car and head home to sleep: Pass through the sprawling warehouse security checkpoint.
This is especially important as more critical tasks such as human health and life will become dependent on IoT.
This work discusses the use of trusted devices for more critical tasks, and security routing is enabled by selecting a route that passes through only trusted devices.
Therefore, complex mathematical functions do not cognitively overload the designers, who are released for more critical tasks of aesthetic assessment and new design rules induction.
The new control method is suggested to improve the patients' safety and, as a side effect, to remove workload from the anaesthetist and the perfusion technician, so that they can focus on more critical tasks during the surgery.
This paper presents an approach of evaluating and comparing interfaces that users interact with as secondary tasks while executing a more critical primary task.
Unlike pathway control, presumably necessary for any task variant, response checking is likely more critical for the task requiring overriding the usual stimulus response mapping, regularize.
It is but one grave example that should spur scientists to focus much more effort on the critical task of ensuring that students, and the general public, understand exactly how Science is derived from science.
