Sentence examples for presented with a task from inspiring English sources

Participants were presented with a task wherein the relationship between their actions and the subsequent outcomes was ambiguous.

Designers were presented with a task specifically tailored to facilitate the extraction of what they consider useful parameters, indices, diagrammatic and multimodal ways of representing results as well as possibilities of undertaking design changes when building thermal physics was embedded in their design decisions.

To find out, both groups of dogs were presented with a task in which they had to learn to jump from one compartment to another to avoid a shock.

The question remains whether great apes would be able to switch to using a feature strategy if they were presented with a task where the salience of the feature cues was enhanced.

In the current study, 80 naïve college students were presented with a troubleshooting task preventing an integrated presentation format.

Experts in mental calculations, for example, also additionally engage homologous brain areas in comparison to novice mental calculators when presented with a demanding task [72].

Items (e.g., "when presented with a new task, the child believes he or she can do it") are rated with a four-point Likert scale ranging from "not at all like the child" to "like the child".

Therefore, when presented with a new task on the same structure, the search is restricted to a subspace of the full parameter space, and all you need to do is adjust a single meta-dial thereby speeding up learning.

Therefore, when we are presented with a new task on the same structure, the search is restricted to a subspace of the full parameter space (e.g., the control subspace for the class of all bikes), thereby speeding up learning.

To assess whether their performance was based on coordinated actions, dogs were then presented with a delay task in which one of the partners had to overcome a physical obstacle and was thus delayed in their approach.

Therefore, at the time of encoding of L1 (up to 0.5 sec after the end of the presentation of L1) the subjects could not know whether they would be presented with an interfering task and therefore could not know what weight to give to the prior distribution.