Sentence examples for novel tasks from inspiring English sources
Some tests administered require organizing, learning novel tasks, maintaining and juggling multiple simultaneous pieces of information, drawing on prior knowledge, all while managing demands within an allotted time.
It has long been known that so-called "enriched" environments — homes filled with toys and engaging, novel tasks — lead to improvements in the brainpower of lab animals.
This is why the mega bestselling book is called The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, instead of An Infinite Number of Novel Tasks Performed by Highly Effective People.
This is the same region of the brain that previous neuroimaging studies had shown to be important for solving novel tasks, keeping many things in mind at once, and screening out irrelevant information.
A1 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 Custom-Made MicrobeSyntheticic biologists, scientists who seek to create living machines and biological devices that can perform novel tasks, are working toward developments that could one day have a major impact on medicine and industry.
We propose a novel tasks scheduling approach to prevent improper load distribution while improving total execution time, see Figure 3(b).
According to Sternberg, another facet of experience that is important in evaluating intelligence is the automatization of cognitive processing, which occurs when a relatively novel task becomes familiar.
Perhaps there are those who believe that a novel tasked with telling the story of a real-life tragedy deserves a special dispensation, a reprieve from literature's more complicated concerns.
In this paper we leverage similar features, but for the novel task of campaign detection.
This paper also compares the systems aiming at establishing the best technique dealing with that difficult task and looking for defining promising directions for this relatively novel task.
The changing of job structures due to the advancement of technology was researched and explained by Autor et al. in their novel task model (2003).
