Sentence examples for multitasking in a from inspiring English sources

In 2012, researchers led by a team from the University of Washington examined the effects of meditation training on multitasking in a real-world setting.

"The main processor and system memory are completely equivalent to what's in the Palm Pre, which allows for multitasking in a robust environment," Mr. Vronko said.

"Do you mind if I get changed while we talk?" he asks, multitasking in a hurry to get home to take his wife and three children out to dinner.

Brooks (2015) further examined mobile phone multitasking in a natural classroom setting.

Thus, further research in this area is needed to fully investigate effects of media multitasking in a variety of instructional formats.

The At Bat app introduced multitasking in a February 2016 update, along with picture-in-picture streaming for live video and highlights.

"Equally important in an emerging company such as Affinium," she continues, "are personal attributes such as having a 'can do' attitude, the ability to learn independently and quickly, the ability to multitask in a fast paced organization, and, most significantly, good team skills, including communication skills.

Science writers Teresa Aubele, Ph.D. and Susan Reynolds wrote about the downside of multitasking in an article for Psychology Today.

This study will assess the relationship between prescribing errors, interruptions and multitasking in an emergency department (ED) using direct observations and chart review.

The primary issues arising pertain to complexities of multitasking in an environment of staff shortages, a desire for more structured and supportive supervision from managers, and improved transparency in career development opportunities.

Six hours is a really long time, but it affords you an opportunity to multitask in a very relaxed way: Tackle that pile of old issues of The New Yorker you meant to read, stare at your family members, conquer your grilling anxiety.