From the outset, the tasks for measuring Intrapreneurship (part of the CoBALIT project) were constructed for addressing two purposes (the monitoring perspective measurable by IRT as well as the diagnostic perspective measurable by CDM).
At the outset, the principal task for the surgeon is the accurate diagnosis and staging of the patient's tumour.
The suspicion remains that the Phoenix Four realised quickly, perhaps from the outset, the hopelessness of the task, yet made certain through some nifty financial engineering that they would pocket a lot of money over £40m, according to some estimates whatever happened to Rover and the people who worked for it.
"From the outset, we set him the task of rebuilding the club, with Scottish players at its core, and to develop young talent," he said.
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Attempts to capture all these stages by adding them up individually are doomed from the outset to result in an underestimate, because the task is just too big.
Breckinridge, chosen Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives at the outset of the 1799 session, took on the task, drafting resolutions reasserting the original principles and endorsing nullification.
With the death penalty off the table at the outset, the jury selection would proceed much more quickly than the weeks spent on the task at the first trial last summer and fall.
Using an analogue checking task, both experiments showed that perseveration, as indicted by a range of measures relevant to compulsive checking, was affected by the configuration of the stop rule for the task and mood at the outset of checking.
These representations of uncertainty may allow the nervous system to learn relatively rapidly at the outset of the experiment, when subjects are generally uncertain of the task [24].
