Sentence examples for participating in a task from inspiring English sources

For example, while capuchin monkeys will withdraw and stop participating in a task if they observe another monkey getting a better reward for the same task (Brosnan & de Waal 2003), chimpanzees do not reject an unequal division of resources in an ultimatum game (Jensen et al. 2007) (see philosophy of economics).

Johnson had been very involved with the university as a whole during his head coaching career, participating in a task force charged with surveying the impact of Princeton's eating clubs on campus life, and sitting with his players in the student section at many home football games.

This promising data indicates that many clinicians are indeed participating in a task that is central to both EBP and research generating activities.

Intrinsic value is the task attribute that promotes intrinsic motivation the satisfaction that one can obtain simply from the process of participating in a task.

They have a moment to talk, laugh, catch up, participate in a task that needs to be done, and then feel a sense of accomplishment that together, as a brother and sister team, they achieved something.

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today that Facebook has agreed to make changes to better protect children from predators and inappropriate content and to participate in a task force on implementation of age and identity verification software.

To demonstrate its utility, the CHEMDNER corpus was used as the dataset to train and evaluate chemical NER systems that participated in a task posed at the fourth BioCreative community challenge [11].

A sample of 130 children ages 6 to 9 years participated in a task designed to measure children's understanding of ways that claims can be distorted (i.e., biased decisions, skewed self-reports, and misleading persuasive claims).

Meanwhile, Jack, who serves as Vice President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming for General Electric GEE), travels to Washington, D.C., to participate in a task force on microwaves as the industry is struggling, but he says he refuses to take any bailout money.

Studies of social learning typically employ the terms 'demonstrator' and 'observer' to denote an individual the actively participates in a task versus an individual that learns through social observation, respectively.

Most teams (19) considered that, given a training data such as the CHEMDNER corpus provided for this task, the recognition of chemical entities is a task with a medium degree of difficulty and they would be interested in participating in a similar task again in the future.