Sentence examples for moving on to the next task from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, it's hard to shake the feeling that hiding a package shoddily but quickly, and so moving on to the next task as rapidly as possible, is a better strategy for winning than finding the perfect hiding spot.

And that must have been a nightmare to him, since he was always moving on to the next task, suffering failure sometimes, and aware of a widespread rejection of his later work, knowing himself often attacked, and unwilling to speak up in his own defence.

After seeing both robots, participants were asked to describe the process through which the robot goes to move forward, starting from the moment a program is downloaded into the robot; if participants' responses contained errors, the experimenter corrected them before moving on to the next task.

You may discover new ideas and thoughts just by giving yourself time to write before moving on to the next task.

Their method allows the learning system to "freeze" what it knows about one task – say, playing Pong – and then move on to the next task, while still being able to refer back to what it learned about the first one.

With computers today, a pleasant "beep" often means that the task at hand has been completed, and the user may move on to the next task.

For one thing, they may become so fixated on tiny details that they find it hard to move on to the next task, Mr. Robinson said.

With the motor movement code written and debugged extensively, we were ready to move on to the next task- object tracking.

Then she moved on to the next task: a series of sample questions that her school had distributed on the state mathematics test.

And move on to the next task.

Now the clock is ticking: She has 2 minutes to make it or move on to the next task.