Sentence examples for projection tasks from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the Navy probably has no desire to advertise the kinds of power projection tasks it can't do very well — like operate small drones.

The focus of this paper is on the inverse projection task, which arises in many other contexts.

In line with this view, it has recently been shown that brief projections of task-unrelated visual stimuli during the maintenance phase of a working memory task result in increased activity in DMN regions [26].

By localizing fluorescent synaptic puncta optically, and identifying the patterns of pre- and post-synaptic fluorophores at different synapses, one can determine the pre- and post-synaptic cells for each synaptic connection, and, thus, reconstruct the connectivity matrix without tracing neural projections – a task presenting formidable challenge both for conventional serial EM and Brainbow LM.

Noticeably the maxima of correlations with both passivity scores were located within the IPL region activated by the main effect of the task (projection of the parietal main effect in Fig. 3).

Thus, it is likely that the observed changes in the extracranial projections during the task period of the verbal-fluency task were mostly related to changes in the extracerebral circulation.

The performance measures were designed to quantify the accuracy of skeleton projection in its indented task of alleviating any residual misalignment that may remain after image registration.

Zotenko et al. compared the performance of different projection methods for the task of classifying a new structure into its proper scop categories.

The wide post-task change seen in the extracranial projection in the verbal-fluency task was not visible in the intracranial projection.

These data suggest that schizotypal perceptual aberrations of time and space are positively correlated with behavioral performance and neural activation during a self-projection in time task.

We thirdly compared tPAS and PAS scores to participants' performance in a smaller group of 14 participants performing a self-projection in time task, as reported previously [3], and fourthly, compared tPAS and PAS scores to participants' brain activity as measured by electrical neuroimaging during task performance.